Have nearly completed the upgrade process, but my browser seems to be doing nothing for the last half hour - not sure whether to stop it or let it carry on. install/install.aspx?mode=upgrade screen is currently showing the following:

Upgrading DotNetNuke

Current Assembly Version: 06.01.03

Current Database Version: 06.01.02

Upgrade Status Report

00:00:00.750 - Upgrading to Version: 06.01.03
00: -   Executing Script: 06.01.03.SqlDataProvider Success
00:00:09.062 -   Executing Application Upgrades: 06.01.03 Success
00:00:12.359 -   Cleaning Up Files: 06.01.03 Success
00:00:12.375 -   Updating Config Files: 06.01.03 Success
00:00:12.375 - Performing General Upgrades
00:00:14.187 - Installing Optional Modules:
00:00:14.265 -   Installing Package File DDRMenu_02.00.01_Install:  Success
00:00:28.375 -   Installing Package File DNNCE_HTML_06.01.03_Install:  Success
00:00:33.546 -   Installing Package File DNNCE_Messaging_06.01.03_Install:  Success
00:00:35.859 -   Installing Package File DNNCE_Taxonomy_06.01.03_Install:  Success
00:00:37.796 -   Installing Package File Telerik_06.01.03_Install:  Success
00:00:46.328 - Installing Optional Skins:
00:00:46.328 -   Installing Package File DarkKnight_01.00.00_Install:  Success
00:01:01.312 - Installing Optional Containers:
00:01:01.312 - Installing Optional Languages:
00:01:01.312 - Installing Optional Providers:
00:01:01.343 -   Installing Package File AspNetMembershipProvider_06.01.03_Install:  Success
00:01:02.281 -   Installing Package File CorePermissionProvider_06.01.03_Install:  Success
00:01:03.015 -   Installing Package File CoreSitemapProvider_06.01.03_Install:  Success
00:01:03.890 -   Installing Package File DatabaseLogging

Well, I don't know what happened, but I was trying to use the diagnose connection wizard to see the last log and my site suddendly sprang into life.

I guess the upgrade had reached the end, but it would be nice if someone could confirm it - or if there is any way to complete the process - that would be good too. It took a long time to do the backup and then upgrade, so I'm going to carry on if the site appears to work OK.

If you were using IE9 ... I suggest using Firefox instead.

I've always been an IE user but IE9 seems to be the "I'm going to use any excuse I can to time out and crash that I can possibly find." It's definitely a poor candidate for upgrade operations.

At least, IE9 on Win 7 64-bit. Touchy fragile application.