In the meantime, tomorrow I will take your suggestion and try resetting Firefox - I had a lot of other jobs to do today so I did NOT fire up that machine.īy the way, when you mention plugins and stuff, could my Adobe Flash or whatever cause browser troubles - it always asks me to Allow or Allow and Remember. Mozilla says to send it to them but I never hear back. What I really want is an analysis of the Mozilla Crash Report. But in good time, I'll update the graphics. I am always extra careful with graphics as one wrong mode set and you can fry all the way to the microprocessor. I have not yet updated my graphics driver as I would like to read up on this driver installation first - just a standard thing that I do before diving in. I've heard it can take as long as almost 3 hours - logs might still be updating - I'll check the logs.Įdited by PetarSickey, 12 September 2015 - 04:26 PM. It DID so something to Outlook or something, perhaps it's still alive. It's getting to be 15 or 20 minutes of "Performing cleanup" now. Could I just shut down the update process and pretty much it's ok? I know this might be a hard question. Should I just accept everything when it finally says something more? It seems I'm almost there?ĭoes anyone know if "Performing cleanup" has an error, does it really matter? Is it just some files in some directory? That I don't need.
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So it did all the phases, back up old stuff, install new files, update registry, run processes after install, and now it's on the Performing cleanup.Īm I just about there? This "Performing cleanup" phase has been running for about 10 minutes or so, with occasional blinks of the screen. By the way, I just ran the installation for sp3 a 2nd time since I've made some very minor changes that might allow it to get past that "Data is invalid" error I've been posting about.
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