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Originally posted by Animal:
You don't necessarily need to install the absolute newest, just the newest that works the best for your particular card.
If your system is running fine, then leave it be and don't re-install drivers. If it ain't broke, don't fix it
The slower boot times are a result of the OS loading more services such as the firewall, updated wireless support etc... You can reduce your boot time by unloading and services and start-up programs that you don't need.
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What fix? Didn't do anything.
Apparently my system has a mind of its own (I don't know if that's a good thing or bad). I always do my defrag and such, and after a couple of startups and shut downs, it's back to normal, like nothing happened. SP2 is great... I have no problems with it. Nothing conflicted (haven't tested everything yet though, but then the core components that people usually rant about are intact), and I like the new security center and right now, it's updating again. Gotta love these.
So far so good. [img]smile.gif[/img]