I guess at this point anyway any problems with SP2 have been fixed, so they won't be an issue in SP3 (since SP3 includes SP2 upgrades).
I forgot to mention that every since the Norton issue that some of you know about, there are certain things on my computer that "don't work right." Should I try to fix those before doing the SP3 upgrade?
-Windows Media Player won't work, even when I completely delete it and download again from the site. Error message reads: "Internal Error," etc.
- System Restore doesn't even come up. Under "System Properties" you can turn it on or off, but when you go in through System Tool, a blank window comes up.
- "User Accounts" under Control Panel comes up blank.
- "Search for Files and Folders" comes up blank.
- IE is weird, as some sites won't come up at all, others load "weird," and others are fine. Been using FireFox
- In my scanner program (HP), if you go into the menu to do certain tasks (scan, save, etc.), they work fine. But if you click on the icons to do those same tasks, nothing happens.
- Certain e-mails in outlook I can print fine; others won't print. ( I copy them to the desktop and print from there.)
All these, and I'm sure more I've forgotten or don't even know about, became an issue after the Norton thing. Most don't bother me, or I've found a work-around. My thinking is that trying to clear these issues up first might be better??
Oh, and I've run Malwarebytes and SUPERantispyware. They did find a bunch of things, but most were adware cookies (one trogan thing), and nothing noticeable has changed with the above issues since the infected files were quarantined. I'm also using Revo Uninstaller for some old stuff, and to try to remove the Norton leftovers.