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That link was perfect. Then I discovered it is a .rar file and the new Firefox Quantum appears to choke on .rar files. It only displayed the raw contents (graphics etc) no download. I turned to Chrome and in fact the tool was available and the title visible in the Chrome display.
NOW I have to figure out what to do with this update since the files that appear to deal with the updating have an October date.
I couldn't find a 'how to', or a manual describing the routine
I think I'll do a Macrium Reflect session before launching into this.
.rar is a propriorory compression format for WinRAR. You can either buy WinRAR or (what I'd suggest) download 7-zip.
7-zip is free and will open most all compression formats including .rar.
The link is here http://www.7-zip.org/ and it unzips the above file fine like this:
I use 7 zip. In fact once Chrome downloaded the actual .rar file the 7zip extracted it and I could examine the contents. It was Firefox 57 (Quantum) that wasn't doing an obvious download. It only opened the contents of the file
Thanks for all this infol
You can (if you want) make a self extracting file. So you can compress something with 7-zip (or Win-RAR or WinZip) and put the bit of code required to decompress it in the file your sender receives. When the person downloads it it decompresses using that bit of code.
Not many people do that any more as almost everyone has broadband (or at least 3G/4G) but it still exists even if most people don't care about compression.
I'll get my coat now.
FWIW:
Intel ME explained in basically newbie terms, but good info.
Intel Management Engine, Explained: The Tiny Computer Inside Your CPU
No idea when my Asus G11CD desktop will have update available, so far nothing on Asus site lol, guess will just have to wait patiently lol