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    Default Updater Warning Message

    I too am getting that problem on the Vista Ultimate 32 bit machine.

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    Hello,

    The update doesn't work on any windows versions...

    I think the reason for that is the timeout to the server, currently overloaded or it has its own problems...

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    Quote Originally Posted by ivo2296 View Post
    Hello,

    The update doesn't work on any windows versions...

    I think the reason for that is the timeout to the server, currently overloaded or it has its own problems...
    If this is the case then why is it only related to the new release?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Ncguy View Post
    If this is the case then why is it only related to the new release?

    I didn't know that the update works on older versions.

    I don't even know if there any changed program code for the update function...

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    I'm on XP Home SP3 32 bit and I can't get the updater to work either. I installed 1.6.2 over the old version with the old version still running. It should be able to install that way because it's done so before and says only to close other applications. Though it doesn't happen as often as it used to, problems getting updates due to server traffic has happened before and they have suggested manually downloading them.

    I never have it set to automatically update, preferring to click the update tab when I run a scan. I get an error retrieving update message, along with program not responding and send error report. I'm pretty sure these can all be related to the updater connection to their server timing out. I think it's probably server overload as mentioned because I can't even get on their site to manually download the detection updates.

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