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rosedec21
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May 16th, 2009 06:00
I'm new here and not very smart about computers , but I think it won't work for you because you have the VISTA OS and the new download is for XP OS
ky331
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Dale,
go to windows update (IE / tools / windows update)
click on CUSTOM updates
locate the IE8 item. click on the + in front of it, which will expand that section to include an explanation/details of the update.
there should be a box at the bottom of the details, to CHECK not to show you that update again.
dalem29
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May 16th, 2009 07:00
Thanks David...now I remember...! :emotion-10:
And to clarify rosedec21 and FYI...there are separate updates for each OS and the computer is able to discern which is which, and what to make available for download. The Vista update was labeled as such.
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rosedec21
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May 16th, 2009 06:00
I'm new here and not very smart about computers , but I think it won't work for you because you have the VISTA OS and the new download is for XP OS
ky331
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15.6K Posts
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May 16th, 2009 06:00
Dale,
go to windows update (IE / tools / windows update)
click on CUSTOM updates
locate the IE8 item. click on the + in front of it, which will expand that section to include an explanation/details of the update.
there should be a box at the bottom of the details, to CHECK not to show you that update again.
dalem29
2 Intern
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2.2K Posts
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May 16th, 2009 07:00
Thanks David...now I remember...! :emotion-10:
And to clarify rosedec21 and FYI...there are separate updates for each OS and the computer is able to discern which is which, and what to make available for download. The Vista update was labeled as such.