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I use Multi-AV every now and then, along with Avira... Avira being the
resident anti-virus. I like the Sophos, Trend Micro (I've used Trend
Micro for years), and Kaspersky combo, but downloading the KAV stuff is
a real pain in the arse. Is there another way to get the updated
definitions, without having to download these files ONE AT A TIME? Maybe
an all-in-one file? Thanks.

Al
 
From: "AlleyCat" <[email protected]>

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| [email protected] says...

| I use Multi-AV every now and then, along with Avira... Avira being the
| resident anti-virus. I like the Sophos, Trend Micro (I've used Trend
| Micro for years), and Kaspersky combo, but downloading the KAV stuff is
| a real pain in the arse. Is there another way to get the updated
| definitions, without having to download these files ONE AT A TIME? Maybe
| an all-in-one file? Thanks.

| Al

You might find them here...
ftp://updates2.kaspersky-labs.com/

The advantage of the way I do it it in the Multi AV is that it only downloads the updated
files.
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All in all, it probably would be better than going to site, searching
for update, unzipping and all that. Thanks for the response.

Al
 
I use Multi-AV every now and then, along with Avira... Avira being the
resident anti-virus. I like the Sophos, Trend Micro (I've used Trend
Micro for years), and Kaspersky combo, but downloading the KAV stuff is
a real pain in the arse.
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You could consider tuning out the the Kaspersky module altogether and
download instead Kaspersky® AVPTool
http://avptool.virusinfo.info/en/
 
Whether using this or the Multi-AV program (which I've used in the past),
do you run into the Kaspersky chkdsk problem they've had with some drives in
the past & I remember reading that Kaspersky used to tag files after a scan,
even when using Multi-AV's Kaspersky engine, and you would have download a
tool to untag the files. Does this still occur?
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Don't know. I probably was one of those 'lucky' users who never experienced
the chkdsk problem associated with Kaspersky.
 
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