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Re: XP sp3 WINDOWS UPDATE PROBLEMS

Posted on Monday, 16 June 2008No Comment

bb wrote: I’m sorry. Your message seems to say, “I did stuff… Installed SP3… Failure messages… Stuff, blah blah… Sound card issues…” Can you be more specific – detailed – with your posting? Recall that at this point in time only you can see your computer screen and the messages that fly across it. Only you know what you did and what order you did it

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