Root Certificate Update

Hello,
I checked and found other non-criticle updates for Windows XP. The info
regarding the Root Certificate Update seemed both interesting and very
helpful to have, but since it indicates that it cannot be removed, once
installed, I want to be sure I won't have any regrets.

To help you out:
I have an e-machine, model T6524, bought in Oct of 2005.
It has Windows XP, SP3, 200GB Hard Drive and a 1GB Ram Memory. About 68%
available space left.

Thanks for your help. Eaglelat

Larry wrote:
:: Hello,
:: I checked and found other non-criticle updates for Windows XP. The
:: info regarding the Root Certificate Update seemed both interesting
:: and very helpful to have, but since it indicates that it cannot be
:: removed, once installed, I want to be sure I won't have any regrets.
::
:: To help you out:
:: I have an e-machine, model T6524, bought in Oct of 2005.
:: It has Windows XP, SP3, 200GB Hard Drive and a 1GB Ram Memory. About
:: 68% available space left.
::
:: Thanks for your help. Eaglelat


http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/l.../bb457160.aspx
http://support.microsoft.com/?kbid=931125

Adding additional root certificates to your computer enables you to use
Extended Validation (EV) certificates in Internet Explorer 7, a greater
range of security enhanced Web browsing, encrypted e-mail, and security
enhanced code delivery.

If you're worried about installing this update, make sure you have an up to
date system restore point in place, or if you image your drive regularly
update it after you've done your backup.

As always it's your choice, I install these updates when they are available
and have no problems WinXP Pro SP3 IE7
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