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    Default Bad Checksum on updates

    I continuosly get bad checksum error whenever I attempt to down load updates. Would appreciate any assistance. Thanks

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    "Bad Checksum" problems are usually caused by overloaded download servers.

    To change download servers and for a workaround for "Bad Checksum" errors please see:
    http://forums.spybot.info/showpost.p...45&postcount=2

    Note: The download server can be changed after the "Search for Updates" and before clicking "Download Updates". So if you find a server that works well, you can start by using that server in the future. Also note that if you want (not necessarily recommended) you can select a server and then right click on the button and "Set this server as the preferred download location". If you do that Spybot will select that sever rather than a random server for future updates.

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    Thanks that did the trick.

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    Default Bad checksum error

    That helped me too. Thanks a lot

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    Default Same issue..

    Every time I update and use ANY server besides Safer networking #1 I get bad check sums. Even with SAfer Networking #2 or #3.
    Is it really overloaded servers or something on My end over here. I can't imagine every other server being too loaded, and I COULD just select #1 all the time, but I'd like to spread the bandwidth around a bit and not always hit the home servers. Bandwidth cost $$ , right?

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