Everything had been running fine and continues to do so. I had perceived it
to be good practice to keep abreast of all security updates, but I am not
sure if that perception is correct, or, if so, whether the changes I made on
this occasion were a valid way of achieving that result.
"illjilli" <> wrote in message
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> if the programs were running why bother?
> Or were they not?
>
> "Doug" <> wrote in message
> news:#...
>> I recently installed the defragger, PerfectDisk. After running this
>> week's Windows Update I then ran the latest version of Secunia Personal
>> Software Inspector (PSI) 0.9.0.6 (RC4) which showed that two copies of
>> Microsoft's XML6 Driver "msxml6.dll" were out of date and buried away at:
>>
>> C:\Program Files\Raxco\PerfectDisk2008Install\x64\Program Files
>> 64\Raxco\PerfectDisk2008\msxml6.dll
>> C:\Program Files\Raxco\PerfectDisk2008Install\x86\program
>> files\Raxco\PerfectDisk2008\msxml6.dll
>>
>> Accordingly I renamed both of these "msxml6OLD.dll" and replaced them
>> with the new copy that Windows Update had obligingly left at
>> c:\Windows\System 32\msxml6.dll.
>>
>> So far as I can tell PerfectDisk is now running happily in normal and
>> boot-time modes, while Secunia is showing my software as fully patched.
>>
>> In the hope that my blundering approach is valid, I offer this in case it
>> helps other PerfectDisk users: yet perhaps I should have left Secunia to
>> nag away until Raxco offers an update for PerfectDisk?
>>
>> Doug
>
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