How to update to 2930 (or latest version)

mtsarpilot

Newbie Joined: Nov 21, 2010 11:05 Messages: 33 Offline

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Jun 28, 2011 09:06

I am running PD9 version 2330. I've been away from editing for a while so have not updated in a while. I'm about to start a big project and want to update to the latest version. I can't seem to find how to update the software. I would have thought this was obvious, but no-where can I find a menu option to check for updates. Searching the forum it looks like one way is to go into the Help -> About PowerDirector, then select Updgrade and the Update tab to see what's available. But it is all empty, no information shown.

How do I get the bits for 2930 or whatever is latest version?

Thanks,

Joel

1Nina

Senior Contributor Location: Norway, 50km southwest of Oslo Joined: Oct 08, 2008 04:12 Messages: 1070 Offline

Jun 28, 2011 09:14

Hi Joel,

Go to http://www.cyberlink.com/downloads/support/powerdirector/patches_en_US.html

Download and install.

Nina
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mtsarpilot

Newbie Joined: Nov 21, 2010 11:05 Messages: 33 Offline

Jun 28, 2011 09:24

Thanks Nina, it's downloading now. That was simple. I wonder why Cyberlink's Support -> Software Updates page I am seeing here does not let me get there via the obvious path. Oh well, it's on it's way now.

Thanks for the quick reply and URL.

Joel

Bubba in TX

Senior Contributor Location: Central Texas Joined: Dec 12, 2009 21:32 Messages: 1332 Offline

Jun 28, 2011 12:37

Only way to check for updates is go to the downloads/software updates page.


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