Over the past week I have downloaded several corrupt AVG download
updates. These files stay in the cache and AVG doesn't try to download
the good ones as it erroneously thinks it has a good copy already.

Can anyone tell me where the download file cache is for AVG? Which
directory? I'm getting tired of downloading the full AVG program a few
days later and then reinstalling.

Thank you
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Bill Jillians

On 9/14/2007 5:29 AM, Bill Jillians after much thought,came up with this
jewel:
> Over the past week I have downloaded several corrupt AVG download
> updates. These files stay in the cache and AVG doesn't try to download
> the good ones as it erroneously thinks it has a good copy already.

Have you posted this question in the AVG forums?

> Can anyone tell me where the download file cache is for AVG? Which
> directory?

Try looking here- C:\Documents and Settings\"Your Logon"\Local Settings\Temp

> I'm getting tired of downloading the full AVG program a few
> days later and then reinstalling.

Try a different AV solution. AntiVir is a good choice.
http://www.free-av.com/

> Thank you

I do my best......

max
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<(E-Mail Removed)> said this:
>On 9/14/2007 5:29 AM, Bill Jillians after much thought,came up with
>this jewel:
>> Over the past week I have downloaded several corrupt AVG download
>>updates. These files stay in the cache and AVG doesn't try to
>>download the good ones as it erroneously thinks it has a good copy
>>already.
>
>Have you posted this question in the AVG forums?
>
>> Can anyone tell me where the download file cache is for AVG? Which
>>directory?
>
>Try looking here- C:\Documents and Settings\"Your Logon"\Local Settings\Temp
>
>> I'm getting tired of downloading the full AVG program a few days
>>later and then reinstalling.
>
>Try a different AV solution. AntiVir is a good choice.
>http://www.free-av.com/
>
>> Thank you
>
>I do my best......
>
>max

Thanks Max

Right clicking on Update Manager -> Settings -> Advanced gives you an
option to delete all update downloads in the cache.

Since that is what I was going to do anyway when I found out where they
were that fixes the problem.

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Bill Jillians