On Mar 21, 3:10 pm, Jackson <jjacXkd...@Xcox.net> wrote:
> Browsing thru the "Add or remove software" list I find:
>
> Mozilla Firefox 2.0.0.1 @ 22 MBs+ and
> Mozilla Firefox 2.0.0.3 @ 22 Mbs+
>
> FWIW Agent.exe had been active. I believe this is the program that
> automatically searches and updates the programs you have installed.
> I'm not sure how I got that program - is it a MS update?
>
> I usually deny it access to the net but it must have sneaked by. I do
> remember being mildly surprised when FF updated itself when I wanted
> to open it this AM.
>
> Anyway, my question. Can I uninstall 2.0.0.1 without screwing up
> 2.0.0.3? Should I just leave them both on, or maybe remove them both
> and download a fresh 2.0.0.whatever.
>
> Thanks for your input.
First, FF does its own updating. If you let it update itself
automatically, then for some strange quorky reason, you have more than
one entry in the add/remove programs. If you uninstall, then you'll
screw up the whole thing. For me, when an update is available, I
download the entire new program, then install that. That way, I don't
have this type of problem. So, if you want, you can uninstall both
entries and download the entire program, and go from there. I would
also change the automatically update. I would only have it so it
would notify you when there is an update available. You can get the
updates from here:
ftp://releases.mozilla.org/pub/mozil...refox/releases
You can change the update notice in Tools, Options, Advanced, and the
Update tab
As for Agent.exe. This is not an update program. It gives details
about your system.