Firefox asked me to download a update?

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• At the request of firefox, I'm continully download of updates for firefox but are not save?

  I started using firefox as my browser after a break of several months. This version is now old as it seems and I have been asked by Firefox update. However whenever I try it fails to register or it fails to be accepted by my computer, and Firefox time still requires once I update...

  You should be able to update help

  • Firefox-> help-> about Firefox-> [Update]
    currently being updated you the latest version of firefox 3.6 version is 3.6.23 and will soon have 3.6.24
  • If you want to update to Firefox 7.0.1 output current (soon to become Firefox 8) download the installation file
    • for example, from http://www.mozilla.org/en-US/products/download.html
  • See How to download and install Firefox on Windows
    • See also Update Firefox to the latest version and How to resolve the failure of the update of Firefox update error message

  You must make sure that you use an admin account or UAC settled properly, and that any security software does not block downloads or changes to the system.

• ITunes ask me to download and update my iphone to ios9.2.1.  I am already updated.  I'm afraid to download it again - don't want to spoil anything.  I hit Cancel.  Why he doesn't already know, I'm updating and what should I do?

  ITunes you ask me to update my iphone to ios9.2.1 6.  My phone is already running on 9.2.1.  I'm afraid to download and update again - don't want to spoil anything.  I was just hit Cancel.  He returned whenever I plug in my phone.  Why he doesn't know he is updated?  Thank you.

  Apple has released a patched 9.2.1 iOS they have two different numbers. This update is possible only via iTunes and the computer. It is to remedy the situation of error 53. Go ahead and update the latest version. It is completely safe to use.

• In preferences, I chose to have Firefox ask me before you install updates - but rather Firefox installed updates without asking.

  Earlier, I went back to my laptop to discover that Firefox had installed an update. The only option that gave me was to restart now or later. I checked my preferences, and I finally got them to have FF ask me before installing.

  The window 'asking' what you want to do only awaits if long an answer until it times out (if I me remember when it happened, it waits 30 seconds) and then download them the update.

• My Mac stop working. I bought a new iMac. I loaded it to the top of my external hard drive, my Photoshop asked me to download an update and then told me it wouldn't work until I contacted Adobe. My InDesign has also refused to work until I contacted you.

  My Mac stop working. I bought a new iMac. I loaded it to the top of my external hard drive. My Photoshop says she needed an update and then told me to contact Adobe support. My InDesign just told me to contact Adobe support immediately. Nor will not work now. I try to contact Adobe support, but I'm stuck in a forum. What should I do?

  Migration of Mac with Time Machine WILL NOT WORK with the Adobe program activations due to hidden registration files

  Sign out of your account... Uninstall... to run vacuuming...

  -http://helpx.adobe.com/creative-cloud/help/install-apps.html (and uninstall)

  -using the vacuuming after uninstalling and prior to the relocation is necessary

  -https://helpx.adobe.com/creative-suite/kb/cs5-cleaner-tool-installation-problems.html

  -Restart your computer... Sign in to your account... Reinstall

• How do we stop it Firefox asking to update the password on the secondary registration pages?

  Many sites Web uses a name of user and password and a 'secret question' sign in. Part II contains usually enter the answer a random question, as 'the mother maiden name. " 'place of birth' etc.

  When this happens, Firefox asks if I want to update the password that it stores. I have obviously not because it will change my real password, and the answer will be different the next time in any case. This happens on all the signs in and there is no way I can tell Firefox not do; the only options are up to date or "not now".

  I always feel like Firefox to remember the user principal name and the real password, so how do I prevent him from asking questions about these pseudo passwords without turning off the main connection details record?

  Hello gheathen, enter Subject: authorizations in the address bar, locate the site in question and block its ability to store passwords (which should not affect the currently registered).

• Update Windows repeatedly asks me to download updates

  Update Windows repeatedly asks me to download the updates on Office 2007 2 and 1 Excel 2003 update, although the update history shows these updates succeeded (properly installed).

  KB2760588, KB2810048, KB2760411

  I've finally just marked them as hidden so updates it wouldn't keep bugging me, until I can find an answer or a revised update is published (already happened).

  See this thread: http://answers.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/forum/windows_xp-windows_update/on-xp-pro-kb2760411-kb2760588-and-kb2810048-will/354cf9ff-dd70-4cd6-875d-734f816ee577

  It has the most members complain.

  Joe

• Firefox help-> about-> check for updates don't ask if I want to download the update

  I just want to know if an update is available. I want to decide if I want to apply the update.

  Any way to do it?

  Look for the updates appears in the window of Firefox when the automatic update for Firefox is disabled. No, when you click this button, it checks and automatically downloads the update, if available. No way to separate those that the way it was in versions prior to Firefox 4.

• Firefox asked out of the blue if I want to download afr.php - what is it?

  I forgot to take dumps of the document screen. AFR.php has been described as a text file and I thought I'd have a glance. However, firefox has warned it was a script, so I gave up the download. A hacker attack?

  > A hacker attack?

  No doubt. I can't say how or why it happened, but that's what I think:

  A malware has attempted to open a PHP script on your local system, and it seems you didn't have not a Web + PHP server install on your system, so that the script was not run, instead, Firefox is a file download and asked if you want to download it.

• Because I downloaded the update of firefox I have more the firefox screen and will work not all of my favorites. Why?

  After I downloaded the latest update firefox I knew he disappeared. The opening of the screen is no longer the fox logo. The area of search in the toolbar indicates that leads research. And I find that not all my favorites still work. Example-I have to go to att to access my e-mail. That's fine if that's the way it is supposed to work, but if so I would like to know how to change my home screen - or at least the first thing I see when firefox opens on the site of att that I usually use my computer for e-mail. I'm also used to use google search and I'm an old lady of cat crazy I'm not really ready to change the way that I am familiar with my computer.
  Ideally, I get photo fox with the google search screen and click on the marked bookmark mail back on my computer?
  I'm not computer unless it is as it always has. Thank you, dawn

  Hello dawn, please be aware that there are malicious sites that will trigger the update of fake reviews/popups that try to get you wrong download software bundled with adware. never click on such websites or run these files offer - updates are managed automatically by firefox and do not download any file to it (always manually, you can check if you're up-to-date by going to firefox > help > about firefox).

  Please try these steps to find your firefox:

  1. Reset firefox (this will keep your bookmarks and passwords)
  2. then go to firefox > addons > extensions and where there are still extensions listed there, disable them.
  3. go to the windows control panel and remove all installed software recently where you don't know what he has or other suspicious looks.
  4. Finally, run a full scan of your system with security tools like the free version of malwarebytes and adwcleaner to ensure that adware is not present in other parts of your system as well.

  Fix Firefox problems caused by malicious software

• After you download the update of Firefox 25.0.1 Firefox does not open. Help! Thank you!

  I downloaded the update for 25.0.1 and he ran. Instead of restarting, I stop the laptop (Vista Home SP2, 64-bit).
  When I started the laptop again, I tried to open Firefox, but Norton Internet Security leader Insight could not check the update as a reliable file and did not allow for Firefox open.
  I tried to disable file Insight but got the same results.
  I ran Live Update to update Norton Internet Security and then tried to open Firefox again.
  This time this Norton Internet Security displays a message saying that updater.exe wasn't careful and eliminated.
  When I try to open Firefox, Norton now detects Updater 25.0.0.5046, said he trusted, but Firefox does not open.
  I want to save the history if possible.
  How can I get Firefox to work with recorded history again?
  Thank you!

  Hi iamjayakumars - I was not able to create a new profile, because the Profile Manager does not open. A message from Norton seems "Updater.exe is sure.", but nothing else would happen.
  But - the links you sent were very helpful, and I was able to solve the problem by making a UN-installing and then re - install Firefox:
  1. backup of the profile.
  2. download the installer of Firefox from Mozilla.org with another browser.
  3. un-install Firefox from the control panel (ensuring "Delete my personal Firefox and customizations data" was NOT selected.)
  4 reinstall Firefox.
  Firefox starts successfully with all my old settings and all the tabs I had open the last time it was used appeared as I had hoped.
  Thanks a lot for your help!

• Downloaded the update for Firefox, and now I can't get rid of AOL.

  Downloaded the update for Firefox, and now I can't get rid of AOL. I tried to remove anything that is related to AOL and when restart Firefox... There are once again AOL. I even reinstalled Firefox... He was there again.

  Where AOL is displayed - homepage?

  I think the first thing to check is if you have any modules related to AOL. These can replace your regular settings. You can view and disable all extensions essential or unknown here:

  Firefox orange (or the Tools menu) button > addons > Extensions category

  Note that in most cases, you should use the link to restart Firefox to actually disable the extension that you have chosen to disable.

  Then, to fix your homepage, try the procedure described in this article: How to set the home page.

  If there is a problem with your suppliers of research from Google for AOL, try this extension:

  https://addons.Mozilla.org/en-us/Firefox/addon/SearchReset/

  Any improvement?

• If I download the update for firefox I have problems with my real player as with the last update?

  The last update for firefox I was warned that if I downloaded it that my realplayer wouldn't work. I don't want to download the update to firefox 6, if I'm having a problem with realplayer

  Using the RealPlayer Plugin with Firefox

  • https://support.Mozilla.com/en-us/KB/using%20The%20RealPlayer%20plugin%20with%20firefox
  • http://KB.mozillazine.org/RealPlayer

  Check and tell if its working.

• Firefox asked me if I wanted to update the modules & I said yes... and then he tried to update and Firefox said I had to update browser - I tried to do and everything was up to date?

  Firefox asked me if I wanted to update the modules and I said yes... then she was update he said and then Firefox said I had to update browser, then I tried to update the browser and Firefox says it's up-to-date. I don't understand... Please advise?

  If you use the same computer you declare see these messages that I see Firefox is updated.

• When I download an update for a program it opens Internet Explorer and not Firefox

  Firefox is always kept open on my PC. When I have an update of the program, I accept that but then Internet Explorer opens for me to download the update. It would normally usually Firefox. Why opens Internet Explorer and not open in Firefox as per normal?

  Which depends on the program involved. Some programs will use the default browser , that the user has defined in preferences, while others will use the browser that comes with the operating system. IE in the case of Safari on Mac and Windows.

  You have Firefox set as default browser in Vista?
  
  Access to programs and default settings in Vista, IIRC.