Basic Automatic Updates

The Automatic Update Agent activates transparently in the background any time you connect to the Internet so that you can receive the latest updates to your computer transparently.

Selection
Description
Automatic Updates
Shows the Automatic Updates status. Click Enable to activate or Disable to deactivate Automatic Updates.
Last update check
Shows the time and status of the latest update.
Next update check
Shows the time of the next update. If you want to check that you have the latest updates, click Check Now. If they are not up to date, the newest versions will be downloaded.
Virus definitions updated
Shows the time of the latest virus definitions update.
Spyware definitions updated
Shows the time of the latest spyware definitions update.
System Control
Shows the latest date when the System Control was updated.
Spam Control updated
Shows the latest date when the Spam Control was updated.
Webpage Filter updated
Shows the latest date when the Webpage Filter was updated.
Advanced...
Takes you to the Automatic Updates page of the Advanced Settings window. For more information, see Advanced Automatic Updates.

If you are using a modem, or have an ISDN connection to the Internet, the connection must be active in order to check for updates

ISDN users: By default, Automatic Updates are scheduled once per hour. This means that an Internet connection will be opened once every hour if you have an ISDN router or similar auto-dialer (and each connection will cost you money). If you want to prevent your ISDN router from auto-dialing, disable Automatic Updates and click Check now to check for updates.


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