Multiple Tabs opening while downloading Upgrades

While downloading Camera Raw 6.3 I get window after window (tab after tab) opening.
Have had this happen with other programs .
Photoshop CS5 Extended
Windows Vista
Anyone had similar problems, if so any suggestions as to how to
solve the issue?
All help and advice appreciated in advance
Stan Locke

Been having the exact same problem, open as little as 2 tabs quickly at the same time, and they lose connectivity and stop loading. Chrome/Opera/Safari all work fine, just firefox I've been having troubles with. What is something we could try to fix this?? At this stage I'm going to have to convert browsers!

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