[BlitzSix]

Okay I have an 8800 and it has been giving me problems lately, last week it started to just freeze when I opened certain emails (seems random, those emails had nothing weird in them). I would have to do a battery pull every time, it's annoying as hell.

So anyways I thought I would throw the latest software on there (I last updated a couple months ago) and take it from there, and the sticky says: Latest OS: 8800 4.5.0.174/4.5.0.124 (English & East Asian). So I check what I have now and it's v4.5.0.81. That doesn't any any sense, isn't X.81 a higher number than X.174 ? I don't get it. The software platform on that release is 2.7.0.92 and I have 2.7.0.78 so that part is newer than mine, but the lower numbers on the OS/applications kind of threw me off, why are they lower if that release is newer?

Thanks.

[jsconyers]

The OS version number is actually 4.5.0.124.

You're misreading the numbers. The .124 is higher than the .81. Think of it like money in a sense, is $124 more than $81?

[BlitzSix]

Yeah but it's different after the decimal point. You look at the first number first.

10.81$ is more than $10.124 because with the second one you only have really 12 cents, in the other you have 81 cents. You can have a ton of zeroes after either number which doesn't make one higher than the other although it would if there was no decimal before it..

But I guess it's actually different with the software numbers, so nevermind. I just got confused heh you're right I'll upgrade it now.