Upgrading to Firefox 50 on Windows XP Home 2002 SP2 - Compatible Versions & Service Pack 3

I was using the old Firefox browser (17 I think), I had to format the disk. My hardware is Windows xp home 2002 SP2.
I don't know and I'm not sure about other browsers like this one. I tried to upload Firefox 50, but something always popped up, that something was missing or an error, etc., and even restarted. I wanted to ask. Can i upload it? http: // ww w. dobreprogramy. en / Windows-XP-Service-Pack-3, Program, Windows, 12243. html (remove spaces - I can't add links) so that my hardware works in SP3. Then I will have no problems with uploading this 50? Maybe there is another version of MF that should fit my program.

Service-Pack-3 should be installed a long time ago, so you have disabled updates, it is not wise.
The system requirements for FF are:

Firefox 51.0 System Requirements
Windows
Operating Systems (32-bit and 64-bit)
Windows XP SP2
Windows Server 2003 SP1
Windows Vista
Windows 7
Windows 8
Windows 10

It follows that after the update, version 51 will work.

Ok. I had the updates turned on because I noticed MF 46 and problems with using the net. I did a disk formatting today, so I want to make sure I upload it to SP3? !!!

ytrix wrote:

so I want to make sure to upload it to SP3? !!!

Necessarily.

Thanks, I'm on my way

I played SP3 with the thought that the problems would end. Unfortunately, I still can't get into the net. Despite scanning with Avast or Panda - no viruses.

The computer restarts by itself, information pops up:

- Mozilla crash reporting tool. Firefox crashed due to an error. Next time you start it, it will try to restore your open windows and tabs .... (and over and over)

- Generic Host Process for Win32 Services has encountered a problem and will close ...

- Explorer exe has encountered a problem and will close ....

- Microsoft Windows. The system has recovered from a serious error .....

Over and over again.
Is it possible that the old man "kicked the calendar"?

Download here: http://www.memtest.org/#downiso
Unpack, burn the image to disc and boot the computer from it. You can also download the version on a USB stick. (two program passes).

Thanks, but I don't know anything about it. I'm pissed off and I'm buying a new computer

As you think - if all this close the topic.