You most likely have one of the Office programs, even if just something as simple as word reader. Something needs updating, perhaps for security. Think I'd most likely install it, then go see what it is. Might be more prudent to search the update KB number first to see what all it coves, but I doubt it would install if it wasnt needed.

I'm about to update to SP3 on my computers and looked at the instructions Ravencajun linked above: Call your computer's manufacturer or check their support website to see if there are any compatibility issues with your computer. Confirm that your BIOS firmware and device drivers are up-to-date. At minimum, your XP computer must be running Service Pack 1 for SP3 to install. To cover every installation option, make sure that you have at least 1.8 GB of free space on your computer's hard drive. Take this opportunity to confirm that you have enough available storage for optimal performance of your computer. Delete any unused programs and data. Perform complete antivirus and spyware scans with up-to-date virus and spyware definitions. Back up your data and make certain you can reinstall it. Remove any Microsoft applications, such as Internet Explorer 8, Microsoft Shared Computer Toolkit and Remote Desktop Connection (RDP), that will prevent SP3's installation. ------------------------------------- Some of these I don't know how to do. How do I do this?: Confirm that your BIOS firmware and device drivers are up-to-date. -------------------------------------------- Other things I want to doublecheck I really have to do: Remove any Microsoft applications, such as Internet Explorer 8, Microsoft Shared Computer Toolkit and Remote Desktop Connection (RDP), that will prevent SP3's installation. Do I really have to remove IE8. Some of our computers have IE7 - others have IE8. I am not sure if I have Microsoft Shared Computer Toolkit and Remote Desktop Connection (RDP). Would I find these in add/remove programs? What do they do? If I have them, do I really have to remove them? And if so, where do I go to re-install? Same with IE8. Thanks. Lynn. PS - I did order the installation CD a while back and have that to use. I gather it's preferable to downloading?

Since this version is a new release you probably should research your concern at the below link, and if an appropriate answer is not located a post as complete as yours above should be posted on the live community. If their concept of "live" is proper you very might have an appropriate answer in far shorter than a week. DA Here is a link that might be useful: Quicken

I have nothing to show that the Dropper was false or positive except for the Malwarebytes results. It identified that a Registry key was infected -- ..amazon kindle for pc (Trojan. Dropper). Two files infected: ...\Downloads\KindleForPC - installer.exe (Trojan.Dropper) and the \Kindle For PC\uninstall.exe (Trojan.Dropper). As I understand the process, a trojan can be a conduit for further viruses and problems. I can in no way debate that the Dropper was/was not a real problem but is is strange that in our relatively small population of Gardenweb users as well as one who posted on the Malwarebytes site got the same, perhaps identicsal, result. Anyway, my problem appears to have gone away and the Kindle routine seems to be okay.