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Thread: 1.5 can't dl Immunization db 2007-07-25

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    Default 1.5 can't dl Immunization db 2007-07-25

    Updated to 1.5. By uninstalling 1.4 1st. Didn't want the double entry in A/R. Running XP VLK SP2 32bit.

    Downloaded like 10 updates. 2 remaining updates kept on failing. Dl'd the separate 2007-08-29 update package.

    Checked within SSD for updates again. 1 update was left. And the Immunization datbase from 2007-07-25 returns !!! bad checksum ! error. Tried like 8 different dl locations. All fail.

    Help please.
    There is no 100% software solution to safeguarding one's OS setup. Only redundancy in separate media i.e. another HDD, in my case. I clone (Acronis MigrateEasy) my HDD every 2-5wks.

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    Try: Safer-Networking #2 (Europe)

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    Same. Tried them all.
    There is no 100% software solution to safeguarding one's OS setup. Only redundancy in separate media i.e. another HDD, in my case. I clone (Acronis MigrateEasy) my HDD every 2-5wks.

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    Uninstalled & reinstalled. Same thing!

    V1.5 can't download Immunization database 2007-07-25. Returns !!! bad checksum ! error. Tried all different download locations. All fail.

    I need help with this. This is NOT ok.

    Thanks.
    There is no 100% software solution to safeguarding one's OS setup. Only redundancy in separate media i.e. another HDD, in my case. I clone (Acronis MigrateEasy) my HDD every 2-5wks.

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    Can I at least be provided the

    Immunization database 2007-07-25 (546KB)

    as a separate download?




    Thanks.
    There is no 100% software solution to safeguarding one's OS setup. Only redundancy in separate media i.e. another HDD, in my case. I clone (Acronis MigrateEasy) my HDD every 2-5wks.

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    OK sandra thanks for the dl locations.

    Downloaded the CLSIDs.sbs from 2007-07-25. Unzipped it & placed it in the correct folder. Rebooted & checked for updates.

    Immunization database from 2007-07-25 still comes up.

    I rt clicked & excluded it. So now SSD shows me up to date.

    Will this cause my SSD not to see later CLSIDs.sbs immunization database updates?

    And my current SSD is at 76,994 detections on XP pro SP2. Is this correct?

    Thanks.
    There is no 100% software solution to safeguarding one's OS setup. Only redundancy in separate media i.e. another HDD, in my case. I clone (Acronis MigrateEasy) my HDD every 2-5wks.

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    Quote Originally Posted by zapjb View Post
    I rt clicked & excluded it. So now SSD shows me up to date.

    Will this cause my SSD not to see later CLSIDs.sbs immunization database updates?
    Yes, the "Immunization database" updates will no longer show.

    Quote Originally Posted by zapjb View Post
    And my current SSD is at 76,994 detections on XP pro SP2. Is this correct?
    Correct.

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    Quote Originally Posted by md usa spybot fan View Post
    Yes, the "Immunization database" updates will no longer show....
    Well thats no good. Is there a better way?
    There is no 100% software solution to safeguarding one's OS setup. Only redundancy in separate media i.e. another HDD, in my case. I clone (Acronis MigrateEasy) my HDD every 2-5wks.

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    zapjb:

    Yes there is but it involves faking out the update facility to think that you received the file through the integrated update facility rather than manually. This can be done by editing the downloaded.ini file.

    If you are willing:
    • Make a backup copy of the following file (just in case):
      • C:\Program Files\Spybot - Search & Destroy\Updates\downloaded.ini


    • Open the following file with Notepad (do not use a word processing program):
      • C:\Program Files\Spybot - Search & Destroy\Updates\downloaded.ini


    • Find the portion of the downloaded.ini that deals with the Immunization database. It starts with:
      Code:
      [clsid.zip]
      ...
      ...
    • Replace it with the following:
      Code:
      [clsid.zip]
      InstallDate=2007-09-06
      ReleaseDate=2007-07-25
      URL=http://www.spybotupdates.biz/updates/files/clsid.zip
      LocalFile=C:\Program Files\Spybot - Search & Destroy\Updates\clsid.zip
      UpdateName=Immunization database
      Description=!Updated Immunization database (546 KB)

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