Last Update Unknown

[Daniel M]

When an update is performed, the date that the update was done is listed under the line item "Last update:" This is good. The PC is turned off at the end of the day, started the next morning and the "Last update:" is listed as "<Unknown>". Why will NOD32 not remember when the last update was performed after a power off state.

Daniel

[marti]

I have noticed the same thing, but I don't see it as a problem, just an annoyance.

[Eliot]

Just hit the update button and the date and time pop right back in there! ;)

[marti]

-{ Quote: " quoting: Eliot link=board=39;threadid=13734;start=0#msg87475 date=1063463129]
Just hit the update button and the date and time pop right back in there! ;)
" }-That is my solution also! However, it is strange that the program doesn't show the update information after a reboot.

[Antarctica]

Same problem here, but not every time. May be
a small bug only. Not very important anyway. ;)

[martindijk]

Hi all,

No probs over here, keeps remembering quit well:

rgds,
Martiin

[Daniel M]

Hey Martin,

Your update shows that you updated to 1.508 (20030912) on Sept. 10, 2003.

I thought that the 1.508 update was not availaible until Sept. 12, 2003 so how could you of updated to the 1.508 on Sept. 10.

Maybe your up "Last update:" date is not correct. Please check your event log to see when you actually updated to 1.508. I'm interested in seeing what your event log says.

Daniel

[martindijk]

Hi Daniel,

your absolutely right, i didn't even noticed it ::)

It was the 12th, the latest release, it seems to me that NOd has developed date problems ;D

-{ Quote: "Time Module Event User
12-09-2003 17:08:56 Kernel The virus signature database has been updated successfully to version 1.508 (20030912). martin
" }-

rgds,
Martin

[Paul Wilders]

...although this does not occur on all systems ;):

regards.

paul

[the mul]

Just to let u know my last update has the correct date the same as paul even if i shut down my system it remains correct.


the mul

[Eliot]

I have mine set to update every hour and it got the same version as Paul, but only 6 hours later. My computer stays on 24/7 too. I am lost here. lol. No big deal just curious and glad I'm not a cat. lol :D

[Paul Wilders]

-{ Quote: " quoting: Eliot link=board=39;threadid=13734;start=0#msg87585 date=1063488551]
I have mine set to update every hour and it got the same version as Paul, but only 6 hours later. My computer stays on 24/7 too. I am lost here. lol. No big deal just curious and glad I'm not a cat. lol :D
" }-

There's an easy explanation for that Time Zones - yours and mine are different ;)

regards.

paul

[Eliot]

I would have NEVER been able to guess that Paul. LOL. I woulda spent hours diggin for an answer that never would have surfaced. Thanks for making me laugh and learn at the same time!!! ;D

[Paul Wilders]

You're welcome, Eliot ;)

regards.

paul

[cheber]

So will this bug ever get fixed? Over 1 week since the topic was started. Or is " ...although this does not occur on all systems" the fix? Or maybe updating just to see "last update"? I don't think so...

[Paul Wilders]

-{ Quote: " quoting: cheber link=board=39;threadid=13734;start=0#msg89473 date=1064334430]
So will this bug ever get fixed? Over 1 week since the topic was started. Or is " ...although this does not occur on all systems" the fix? Or maybe updating just to see "last update"? I don't think so...
" }-

It's a minor issue really, Just open the Control Center > logs > event log, and you'll be presented with all up to date info on this subject.

regards.

paul

[Vigilante]

Yep; that's a minor issue, just like the documentation, and it is called 'ATTENTION TO DETAIL'!!