I have a T7200 and I can't decide if I need this update or not.  I'm confused :(...

 

 

jjranicky88    ,

 

 

"We learned that the affected CPUs are the Core 2 Duo E4000/E6000, Core 2 Quad Q6600, Core 2 Xtreme X6800, XC6700 and XC6800. "

 

if you have any of these series processors, then yes, download and install the update.

 

 

Big thanks to Bobmitmen.  :smileyhappy:

"When you say E4000/E6000 does that mean all the ones that START with 4 or 6? "

 

That is my take on it.

 

"Should I stick with the theory of don't upgrade stuff if you're not having problems?"

 

Yep, If it ain't broke, don't fix it.

 

Bookmark the Microsoft link, just in case problems start.

Hi Mombodog,

 

When you say E4000/E6000 does that mean all the ones that START with 4 or 6?  I have a Dim E520 E6300.  I don't think I'm having any problems with it that I know of.  Should I stick with the theory of don't upgrade stuff if you're not having problems?

 

Thanks for the info,

Christine

Dimension E520 Desktop
MS Media Center Edition 2005 - Current
Intel Core 2 Duo processor E6300
2GB dual-channel DDR2 SDRAM
Integrated Audio - SigmaTel High Def
Video - NVIDIA GeForce 7300 LE
320GB HD
D: is Philips DVD-Rom DROM6316
E: is NEC DVD+-RW ND-3650A
Monitor is E207WFP

Inspiron 6000
Win XP sp2 - Current
Intel Pentium M 730 (1.6ghz/2MB)
Accelerator 900 Graphics
80GB HD
Intel PRO/wireless 2200

Comcast Cable Modem to Alpha Shield firewall to Netgear Router. Wireless to Inspiron 6000 and wire to Dim E520.

Will this update ever show up in Microsoft Update?

Sometimes I do see "reliability updates" included in windows/microsoft updates, but only if Microsoft feels it is critical. If you use the "custom" button in XP to check for updates, you will see all available updates, not just the critical ones, listed on the left side.

 

If you want it here is the direct link http://support.microsoft.com/?kbid=936357