Windows Defender Update 1.14.1645.5

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Hi Engel

I`m still waiting for the `yellow shield` to appear in the notification
area. Do you have release times etc? Time here is 2140 BST 8/8/06. For the
purpose of this experiment, I`m not initiating anything either via WU site or
WD Help>About - just letting Windows do its job.

Stu
 
Stu,
What is BST ???

Tim

Stu said:
Hi Engel

I`m still waiting for the `yellow shield` to appear in the notification
area. Do you have release times etc? Time here is 2140 BST 8/8/06. For the
purpose of this experiment, I`m not initiating anything either via WU site or
WD Help>About - just letting Windows do its job.

Stu
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Tim,

British Summer Time .... We have this quaint custom of winding the clocks
forward one hour over here between March and October to give us extra
daylight hours for summer. Its effectively GMT +1 this time of year. :)

Stu
 
Hello Stu,

Well, yesterday another user wait 5 hrs. after my post. So you have time to
go to the pub and have a few lagers '-)
 
Hi Engel

Great! I`ll go crack a lager (or two) now and return later ;) Would you like
me to have one (or two) for you also? ;))

Regards

Stu
 
windows on one computer doesn't do its job- two days and no updates, the
only way the shield woke up is when i clicked on check for updates in WD
robin
 
Hi Stu

Mind Your P's & Q's ;-)

Stu said:
Hi Engel

Great! I`ll go crack a lager (or two) now and return later ;) Would you like
me to have one (or two) for you also? ;))

Regards

Stu
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We Yanks have the same quaint custom as you Brits, except that we call it
Daylight Savings Time.

So if ever you notice CDT (Central Daylight Time) in place of CST (Central
Standard Time), you will know that we have been saddled with the same
"problem". Then again, there are obstinate portions of the country that just
can't seem to get it straight (e.g, portions of Indiana and Arizona). Funny
people, we humans.
 
"Delta", in engineering-speak, means differential.

In computerese it refers to an increment (of a variable).

Always anxious to clarify (or confuse) at the drop of a hat. ;-)
 
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