Is this NOD September 1 version an update I should install.

Hi, Am presently running NOD 2.70.32 on XP SP2. Should I install the below release or just stay with what I have?

Thanks

Available for download on ~Link removed. Not recommended. - Ron~

NOD32 Anti-Virus
NOD32 Anti-Virus 2007-09-01 (8.66 MB, 9.089.798 bytes)
MD5 Hash: caffee3dbfdc5bd148270b985ba63cc0
Related links: Mirrors
Release Date: Saturday, September 1, 2007
Release Notes:
NOD32 Anti-Virus is a stand-alone on-demand virus scanner, including the latest virus signature database updates. It can detect viruses, worms, trojans and other malicious software and has very good cleaning capabilities, an unprecedented detection track record, fast scanning rates and extremely low utilization of system resources. NOD32 Anti-Virus can also be used to clean up an infected system or as a second-opinion for your current virus scanner.

 

That is (supposedly) a standalone version of NOD32. The date just reflects the date of the included definitions.

Just stay with what you have and also remember to get NOD32 downloads direct from the ESET website or trusted download site like FileForum or MajorGeeks.

 

The NOD32 installer should be in the 11-12MB range, not 8MB. It is not something you need to download anyway as you are already using NOD32.

 

Thanks for the confirmation too flyrfan111.

 

Also, the newest version is 2.70.39. You can upgrade from 2.70.32 without losing any of your settings.

http://www.eset.com/download/registered_software.php

-John

 

Now that's interesting. Looks like I have to ask again if I should update to a particular version - this time the version 2.70.39 you are pointing me to. Reason being when I select "Update Now" via the NOD Control panel it returns a window indicating that "My version of NOD 32 is up to date. No update necessary".

My present version is 2.70.32 with virus signature database 2530 (20079014) dated September 14, 2007.
Virus signature database build 10789

 

2.70.39 just hasnt been released as a component update (yet?). I dont know what was fixed in the new version but updating should be fine.