MSAS Beta1..614

M

Moose

How to update definitions. Use manual up-date to go from
5731 to 5735 for example. If you put the curser on
spyware definitions it will still show 5731. That's ok.
Exit the program...then restart it. Now if you put your
curser on spyware definitions it will indicate 5735.
Bingo! Just repeat the process for future definition up-
dates.

Moose
 
E

Engel

Hi Moose

Look at this post by Rºbin Walker:

It's time to withdraw the recommended procedure in the
first post of this
thread, and post a new recommended procedure:

1. In MSAS, pull down the "Help" menu and
select "About...".
2. Read the Version number. If it is 1.0.615 or higher,
stop now, there is
nothing to do.
3. If the Version number is less than 1.0.615, carry on.
4. Close MSAS.
5. If you use a browser other than MSIE, follow its
procedures for emptying
its web cache, then skip to step 9.
6. In control panel "Internet Options", emtpy your
Temporary Internet Files
by clicking on the button "Delete Files..."
7. In the dialog that comes up, check "Delete all offline
content", and
click OK.
8. Pause: when the file deletion has finished, click OK in
Internet Options.
9. Launch your web browser, go to
http://www.microsoft.com/spyware/ then
follow the links for the download.
10. When downloading the AntiSpyware Installer, select
Save rather than Run.
11. When the download finishes, in Windows Explorer
navigate to the
downloaded file, right-click it, and select "Properties".
12. Click tab "Digital Signatures" and read the date and
time of the Digital
Signature.
13. For the Build 615 Installer, the digital signature
date should be 13
July 2005 at 18:44:35 GMT, though the time will be
displayed as adjusted for
your timezone.
14. If any other Digital Signature date is shown, then you
do not have the
Build 615 installer: maybe your download was thwarted by
an intervening web
cache: if so, repeat from step 5 tomorrow, each day until
it comes right.
15. If you have the Build 615 installer, then execute it
now. You should
restart Windows after the installer has finished.

Done.

--
Robin Walker [MVP Networking]
(e-mail address removed)

Good luck

Engel
20050720 6:37>
 

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