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Echekwara usoro a. Biko jụọ ajụjụ ọhụrụ ma ọ bụrụ na ị chọrọ enyemaka.

Twice I updated to FF4. Twice when I rebboted, it reverted to FF3.6.x

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Most recently, after installing FF4, I downloaded an extension(greasemonkey) and a pop-up told me I would have to reboot to complete my installation. When I did, it had reverted to 3.6.14 How can I get 3.6.14 to go away and FF4 to stay?

Most recently, after installing FF4, I downloaded an extension(greasemonkey) and a pop-up told me I would have to reboot to complete my installation. When I did, it had reverted to 3.6.14 How can I get 3.6.14 to go away and FF4 to stay?

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I actually solved this problem. It turns out that a program named Secunia PSI was monitoring my software for insecure older versions. It has a bug and doesn't recognize firefox 4.