Update Question

[xeda]

Sometimes when I run a SpywareBlaster update, it downloads files, yet after the update is complete it says "there are now 0 unprotected items".

Why does this happen? Is it removing CLSID entries that are no longer needed?

Thanks.

[lucas1985]

{QUOTE-> Why does this happen? Is it removing CLSID entries that are no longer needed? <-QUOTE}
Could be possible.
Also, do you use SpyBot S&D, IE SpyAD or custom blocking lists for SpywareBlaster?

[xeda]

{QUOTE-> Could be possible.
Also, do you use SpyBot S&D, IE SpyAD or custom blocking lists for SpywareBlaster? <-QUOTE}

That's a very good point, but no I don't. I only use SpywareBlaster. :)

[vhick]

sir, did you click "enable all protection"?

[Bubba]

{QUOTE-> "there are now 0 unprotected items" <-QUOTE}Which means everything is protected or is that not what you are attempting to find out :-\

[xeda]

{QUOTE-> sir, did you click "enable all protection"? <-QUOTE}

Yes, but I only click on this after new items have been added.

{QUOTE-> Which means everything is protected or is that not what you are attempting to find out <-QUOTE}

I'm trying to find out why it tells me there are "0 unprotected items" after an update. Usually, after an update it will say "there are now 15 unprotected items" or "there are now 40 unprotected items", which would indicate that new items were downloaded during the update, but in this case it's 0.

[Bubba]

{QUOTE-> I'm trying to find out why it tells me there are "0 unprotected items" after an update <-QUOTE}This may not be true in your case but that usually occurs for only a few reasons....one of the .dtb files is corrupted or one of the .dtb files has been deleted prior to update....in which case when the update is performed the program will then download all new .dtb files. If one is up to date and all protection was applied prior to the update.... "0 unprotected items" would be the result one would see.

Only by knowing more of what your condition was prior to your query would it be possible to know if this was a normal occurence or something out of the ordinary.

Bubba