Windows: 7.5.552Ěll necessary modules November 25, 2008ę.8 MB The recommended update section offers updates containing program changes, fixes and improvements that are not critical for your AVG functionality but will enhance the program behavior. Seems weird.Īlso note, the program update is a Recommended Update, not a critical update: I've never had an AVG program update that's 10megs before.
Version: 7.5.524 / Virus Database: 270.9.15/1834 - Release Date: 4:55 PMĪlso, the program update is over 10 Megs! That's HUGE, don't you think? And that's about the size it was for the update to 7.5.548, which, again, the forum stated was for "preparation to upgrade to 8.0" - so to me it sounds like of that 10 megs, 95% of it is for stuff that makes n sense. The process still works (otherwise I wouldn't be able to download definition updates, which I still am, as I've demonstrated). It's just an "older" version, right? The only way that you'll go out of date with your definitions according to the quote you posted above is if you block or remove the process. I see what you're saying, but I don't think that's correct. I understand THAT to mean that if you do not take ON the update you WILL go out of date with your definitions If you block or remove this process your Avg Anti-Virus will become out of date. It detects and downloads updates for the virus definitions. I may just update for the heck of it though.Īvginet.exe is a process associated with Avg Anti-Virus from Grisoft. So why do you think my definitions are not up-to-date? The only difference is that my program version is still at 7.5.524.ħ.5.548 update (according to the AVG Free Forum) was for "preparation to upgrade to AVG Free 8.0" (which we all agree makes no sense).ħ.5.552 update (according to the AVG Free Forum) is for "Improved support for OS system files security." (I have no idea what that means.)
So at this point, my virus definitions are actually more up-to-date than the ones you last posted, correct? I just updated right now, and here's what my emails say at the bottom (which coincides with what the program says): Why do you say my definitions are not up-to-date? What are you basing this on? Assuming your AVG 7.5 system tray icon is still coloured(?)I guess you are covered, but MY view is you are running on NOT up to date definitions, therefore debatable as to are you actually fully covered?
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