NOD32 "last update time" question

Hello, I am wondering if anyone can tell me if there is a way to make NOD32's current time (see screenshot) to my computer's time which is Eastern Time? If so, how?

Thanks

Gracie

 

Adjust your local system settings, mine shows 2.1.2007 7:11:25

 

Hello Marcos,

Do you mean adjust the time in Windows? I did just to see if it would work but it didn't fix the time in NOD32 when I clicked "Update now".

 

Did you also restart the computer?

 

It shows the time of the last installed update, not the time u check for an update.

Logfile will show the same time.

 

Hello everyone,

Yes, I restarted the computer and also NOD32 updated but it still shows it in a different time... rather than my system time which is Eastern Time.

Gracie

 

Did you take that pic just minutes before posting ?

Perhaps I am missing something Gracie and Please correct me if I am wrong but the 13:29 shown in your pic is 1:29 PM EST which should be your time because it is 12:39 PM CST in my location....1 hour behind you

 

Hi Bubba,

I took that pic when I started up my computer and NOD32 updated. That's why it was shown at 1:29PM ET. But what I am trying to say is, NOD32 does not show the time it updates in ET. It shows it in a different time zone as I've indicated on the screenshots. So I am just wanting to know why it wouldn't be showing the time in ET and how to make NOD32 show the update time in ET.

Gracie

 

As Marcos suggested have you checked your time and date settings , time zone ...

Have you tried reinstalling NOD32 ?

 

Hi, yes I have... (see screenshot).

I can try reinstalling NOD32, but if it doesen't help then I guess it's ok. Its just nice to know what time NOD32 last updated in my time zone which is ET.

 

Sorry , I didn't read enough and I feel very stupid so I deleted my message ! Sorry ! ET , it is written in the screenshot but silly me ...

 

It's fine ... I deleted the reply.