Nod32 and Windows Updates

Discussion in 'ESET NOD32 Antivirus' started by dekechgo, Oct 18, 2008.

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  1. dekechgo

    dekechgo Registered Member

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    I just installed NOD32 after having been infected with some spyware. I'm clean now, but I was wondering how well Nod32 plays with Windows Updates? Previously I've always thought that antivirus programs should be turned off while doing Windows Updates. Is this true for Nod32? I have noticed that I can deactivate Nod32, but upon re-boot it's active again. Is there any way I can have it stay deactivated upon reboot?

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  2. LenovoT61B

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    There shouldn't be any issues between the two?
     
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    I NEVER deactivate NOD32. I keep Windows Update off until the monthly update arrives. I then turn it on via the control panel. When the update is completed, I turn it off.
     
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    Why would you do that...?
     
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    Why should I keep it on if updates occur only once a month??
     
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    NOD32 does not have any issues with Windows Update though right?
     
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    None that I am aware of.
     
  8. PaulB2005

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    Occasionally MS release updates between the monthly release dates. Not often but it has happened.

    No issues in 1 and a half years.

    Sometimes i think these disclaimers about disabling AV etc goes back to old AV that might work on behaviour and decide the program / updates is acting suspiciously. Never understood it.
     
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