Warning 1946 Again

Reviewed all previous items on this. Still receiving. I do have some items pinned. I have never pinned Logos and do not currently have it pinned. I checked before creating this post. It does appear to have no impact otherwise. Just thought I would add this scenario.

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George Somsel

Reviewed all previous items on this. Still receiving. I do have some items pinned. I have never pinned Logos and do not currently have it pinned. I checked before creating this post. It does appear to have no impact otherwise. Just thought I would add this scenario.

The point being?

I never pin Logos or many other programs either. I hit the "Start" button, type "lo" and then "enter." Why would I need to pin it? I do pin Whittaker's Latin program since it doesn't come up in the menu.

Matthew C Jones

Just thought I would add this scenario

Warning 1946

Microsoft Support article.

Notice they say "you can safely ignore the warning."

I have a similar stupid warning of Microsoft origin that keeps recurring for me. I am constantly advised to update Silverlight and when I do attempt to it tells me I already have the latest edition*. Apparently Microsoft can't foresee some people run 64-bit Windows instead of 32-bit Windows. The warning 1946 has to do with a Win7 and Win8 dual installer.

*Adobe Flash does me the same way.

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