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Nope, msu, which I believe stands for Microsoft Update file, which can be
downloaded. Double clicking the file will get you a very basic help function
pop-up. Have triewd a few things, but so far with no result. It's a bit
annoying as the msu file(s) may solve my wireless problem (Intel 2200BG).

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Spete

John Jay Smith said:
 
It does seem to be an Update file. I assume you followed the directions:

a.. Click the Download button at the top of this page to start the download,
or choose a different language from the drop-down list and click Change.


a.. Click Save to copy the download to your computer for installation at a
later time.


a.. Note that you must save the file to your local machine before running
it.
It apparently should just install on a double click like an MSI file would.

Spete said:
Nope, msu, which I believe stands for Microsoft Update file, which can be
downloaded. Double clicking the file will get you a very basic help
function pop-up. Have triewd a few things, but so far with no result. It's
a bit annoying as the msu file(s) may solve my wireless problem (Intel
2200BG).
 
Yet, it doesn't....


Badger said:
It does seem to be an Update file. I assume you followed the directions:

a.. Click the Download button at the top of this page to start the
download, or choose a different language from the drop-down list and click
Change.


a.. Click Save to copy the download to your computer for installation at a
later time.


a.. Note that you must save the file to your local machine before running
it.
It apparently should just install on a double click like an MSI file
would.
 
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