Program modules updated?

Discussion in 'ESET NOD32 Antivirus' started by Motherroad, Jul 4, 2009.

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  1. Motherroad

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    I have about 4 notices the last 2 days of program modules have been updated. Nothing has been updated. Anyone else getting this after a update?
     
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    there were updates for firewall module recently but especially if using test mode
     
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  3. Motherroad

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    No firewall,just NOD32.
     
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    The archive and cleaner modules have been recently updated.
     
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  6. Motherroad

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    I have 4 logs that the program modules were updated the last 2 days. I use ccleaner at the end of browsing. I wonder if ccleaner is removing the update. Cleaning the windows temporary files?
     
    Motherroad, Jul 5, 2009
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  7. Togg

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    I had Cleaner and Archive module updates on 2nd July and using CCleaner has not affected them, at least they still show up on the 'About' tab.
     
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  8. siljaline

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    This would be assuming OP was running ESS, yes, :cool:
     
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    How does CCleaner come into play here ?
     
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  10. Togg

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    see OP post #6
     
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  11. siljaline

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    As I do not know what settings you use in CCleaner it is difficult to say what the utlity might be doing. Flushing your TIF after every Browsing session is a bit overkill yet if that is your preference, so be it.
    See screenshot here to determine if you have correctly configured NOD.
    https://www.wilderssecurity.com/showthread.php?t=243127
     
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  12. Togg

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    As a matter of interest, wouldn't NOD 'defend' itself from 'modifications' by a program such as CCleaner, or does that depend on your NOD setup? Mine is as it came 'out of the box'.
     
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  13. siljaline

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    That is a query for an ESET Mod to answer since I do not know.
    Running settings "out of the box" may not be sufficient, yet I cannot definitely answer this.
     
    siljaline, Jul 5, 2009
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