I don't think so, but I'm uncertain. There are two sets of update issues
which have appeared with some regularity.
1 is like this one--the "hang, on update." It isn't clear whether its a
real hang, or just something taking quite a bit longer than ususal, but we
seem to get a few posts with each update with this symptom--perhaps some
updates more than others, but that is very subjective.
2 are the folks who get "no internet connection" when they go to update.
All else on their machine and networking is working normally, but the
updater, specifically, sees something as wrong. I don't have a clue about
this one.
3 are the folks for whom the update apparently goes normally, and get a
successful completion message, but, in fact, when they check the defs by
some manual method (i.e. the bad checksum messages)--or retry the definition
update, it does it all again, ad infinitum (well--usually not for more than
a day or so.)
I don't have any clear picture of the update process--are temp files
involved? Is there an issue with numbers of temp files or naming? In the
case 3, is some other process locking things up such that after a reboot it
eventually works?
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Steve Dodson said:
I am curious about this as well. Is it a network issue?
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-steve
Steve Dodson [MSFT]
MCSE, CISSP
PSS Security
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