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NOD32 update query


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It isn't a problem as such but I have noticed that over time NOD32 is saying that it's updating when it isn't.

I get the usual XP balloon noise and the accompanying taskbar notification:

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What is strange is that when I go to http://www.eset.com/support/updates.php I see only the one entry for the latest update (version 1.1768) and yet NOD32 updated at least 6 times yesterday and twice this morning :blink:

I am just wondering if any other NOD32 users get this?

I have enabled automatic updating so perhaps this has something to do with it?

As I said before, I like NOD32 but this 'feature' got me curious enough to ask on the forum.

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You mean you keep seeing the same update baloon with the same information contained in it?

Yes that's exactly right.

NOD32 has always done this since I first used it (a couple of months ago) but yesterday and today it's done it more than normal and I'm just curious why? :unsure:

Chris, I forgot to ask.

As you also use NOD32, do you also get this?

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I would say no I do not, but I don't really look at the balloon because it appears once when I boot up, or other family members have used the computer and its updated when they've been on. So when I jump on I'll get an update or I no update [as it's already updated] :huh:

I'll check though.

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I would say no I do not, but I don't really look at the balloon because it appears once when I boot up

So does mine but I also get updates while online even after I've already been 'updated' so to speak :blink:

Never mind, I can live with it as it isn't a problem as such just a curiosity!

I'm always up to date which is the main thing.

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I've now managed to solve the minor inconvenience by going to 'NOD System 32 > NOD32 System Setup' and enabling the option 'Enable silent mode' so that I don't see the update notifications anymore.

I can still see whether my AV is up to date by hovering my mouse pointer over the NOD32 icon by the way.

While I was at it, I also ticked the option 'Do not display NOD32 splash screen at startup' as that was also annoying as I used to have to wait for aprox 30 seconds for it to go away when booting up windows.

As this is resolved, I will close it now.

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