Error 35761: Request timed out (Cannot write file to disk)

[Bradford]

???

Anyone know why I'm getting this message everytime I want to download updates? Thanks in advance.

b.

[javacool]

What anti-virus program are you using?

It's possible that there may be a conflict with your AV's "auto-protect" or "real-time protection" scanning. Could you try disabling it and then running Check for Updates again?

On the other hand, this may also be a firewall-related issue. What firewall/other security software are you running?

Also, what program is causing the problem - SpywareBlaster? SpywareGuard? And could you please provide some more details about your system? (Such as the version of Windows, etc.)

Thanks,

-Javacool

[Bradford]

Using Norton Anti-Virus Prof. Ed.

I'm able to download smaller updates (2 of the 3).

I'm running Windows XP Pro using a Linksys Router. I have anohte Windows XP Pro that doesn't seem to have the same problem. This only occurs with Definition Update (3) (2/29/04). It starts downloading...half way thru...the thru-put diminishes until it times out. Usually between 50KB - 90KB.

P.S. I don't have personal firewall turned on either XP boxes.

Thanks...

[javacool]

{QUOTE-> quoting: Bradford link=board=34;threadid=23809;start=0#msg140520 date=1078602814]
Using Norton Anti-Virus Prof. Ed.

I'm able to download smaller updates (2 of the 3).

I'm running Windows XP Pro using a Linksys Router. I have anohte Windows XP Pro that doesn't seem to have the same problem. This only occurs with Definition Update (3) (2/29/04). It starts downloading...half way thru...the thru-put diminishes until it times out. Usually between 50KB - 90KB.

P.S. I don't have personal firewall turned on either XP boxes.

Thanks...
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That's odd. :-\

Can you try manually downloading the file from http://www.javacoolsoftware.net/spywareblaster/sbdatabase2.dtb ? (Save it to your SpywareBlaster directory, overwriting the older file if present.)

Have you ever had problems downloading updates before on that machine?

EDIT: Is that computer connected via a wireless network? Or is it normal Ethernet? Is there anything different about the connections of the two machines?

Thanks,

-Javacool

[Bradford]

It was my Linksys Router. Reset all information and now it works fine. Thank you very much for all your help.

b.

[javacool]

{QUOTE-> quoting: Bradford link=board=34;threadid=23809;start=0#msg140529 date=1078603779]
It was my Linksys Router. Reset all information and now it works fine. Thank you very much for all your help.

b.
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Ah - well I'm glad to hear everything is up and running again! :)

Best regards,

-Javacool