Problem update ios 4.2 - Windows Vista or Mac: does it matter? pls advice.

been trying to update my iPad to ios 4.2 for 10x, but no good result. been following every possible advices from people in forum who have succeeded updating:
-uninstall & reinstall itunes
-put iPad in recovery & DFU mode
-reset iPad to default settings
-be patient and keep repeating the update process (did 10x already)
...still no good result!
the update process always finish downloading all 551.4 MB (100% i suppose)after 70 minutes, then the fully downloaded bar shows "processing file", but it always end up with "error 3259/3529" saying i have to check my connection or try again another time (FYI: my connection works just perfectly fine & yes i been re-trying).
am using Windows Vista. can this be the cause of my problem? do upgrade 4.2 can only be done with Mac?
please advice & assist. cheers.
Message was edited by: and23w

There is a support article about error code 3259.
http://support.apple.com/kb/TS2799
http://support.apple.com/kb/TS3297
Either of these articles should help.
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