[pchelpers] Re: Firefox

Ekhart GEORGI (last name last) wrote:
> Hi George
>
>   
>> Good News! I started FF in safe mode and it worked so I reset everything
>> except my bookmarks and now it is working normally again. Thanks for the
>> help folks.
>>     
>
> Great. That's what i was going to suggest next. It seems that the 
> service pack update messed up your network settings.
>
> I would still try to figure out the other problems you're having because 
> they indicate major problems in your operating system. They may simply 
> be glitches in the service pack, so the solution may be to uninstall it 
> and wait until MS fixes the glitches.
>
> It's never a good idea to install a major Microsoft update until waiting 
> long enough to hear that the usual MS sloppiness has been fixed enough 
> to prevent major problems. As you know, MS uses its customers as unpaid 
> testers, so i wait at least a week before installing normal important 
> updates and at least 2 months before installing a service pack. I 
> haven't even been notified of Service Pack 2 yet, so MS has apparently 
> just started sending it out.
>
>
>   
Hello Ekhart,
I did also uninstall the service pack. I heard about it some time ago 
and thought it was safe to install now. Thanks again for being there.



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