Boot Camp 3.1 32 bit download problem

Manual or Apple Software Update of Boot Camp 3.1 won't work
Manual download of file seems to be broken (icon for program is not the same as the ones for BC3.2,BC3.3)
ASU downloads and indicated that it installed but never show any progress in doing so. Say to finish installing you need to restart. I restart and run ASU again and again BC3.1 update is availible. Done this 4 times before I gave up and started searching the web. I have a Macbook Pro

Gosh you again
Csound1 wrote:
Patrick Walsh1 wrote:
I have snow lepoard and installed 3.0 can't get 3.1 to install
I downloaded the file, it is not corrupted, yours is (so you say) so do it again.
Just for you
this is what SOLVED MY problem back in Sept 2012
The link to apple server is/was broke
to fix do this
In Windows bottom left click on windows symbol and do a search for "cmd"
then right click and Run as administrator
then Type in "notepad c:\windows\system32\drivers\etc\hosts" without the quotes
when notepad pops up last line type in
"63.80.242.43 swcatalog.apple.com" again without the quotes
close window and save
now run "Apple Software Updater" it should now work properly
Good Day Sir

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