Automatic Updates with Vista, how do you do it?
The Account Control prevents an automatic update I believe. Besides turning off the Account control is there any other way around it?
Our HP C4680 freezes the mouse if we turn off the Account Control off and we have that problem.
We have "Say The Time" as a clock and date reminder. It provided settings to work around the Account Control and a port number so it does update automatically. It is the only program I have been able to get that kind of work around from.
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QUOTE (PA.Dutchman @ Oct 29 2009, 06:31 PM) 
Automatic Updates with Vista, how do you do it?
The Account Control prevents an automatic update I believe. Besides turning off the Account control is there any other way around it?
Our HP C4680 freezes the mouse if we turn off the Account Control off and we have that problem.
We have "Say The Time" as a clock and date reminder. It provided settings to work around the Account Control and a port number so it does update automatically. It is the only program I have been able to get that kind of work around from.
The Account Control prevents an automatic update I believe. Besides turning off the Account control is there any other way around it?
Our HP C4680 freezes the mouse if we turn off the Account Control off and we have that problem.
We have "Say The Time" as a clock and date reminder. It provided settings to work around the Account Control and a port number so it does update automatically. It is the only program I have been able to get that kind of work around from.
I said the HP C4680 freezes the mouse, it freezes the screen as much as the mouse we have to turn the power switch off to get it to reboot.
Hi PA.Dutchman
UAC should not prevent MBAM from updating. MBAM should have been installed and had the update schedule set using an administrator account. You can run on a limited user account after it is setup.
What is more likely is that your anti-virus or firewall is blocking the update. Please check here and if necessary, make exclusions in your firewall and/or anti-virus. See solution #3 and exclude the following files:
Also check to make sure Internet Explorer is set to work online even if you use another browser. MBAM uses the Internet Explorer settings to download the updates. See solution #8 on the linked page above.
Make sure Internet Explorer is set to detect settings automatically and you are not using a proxy. See here
UAC should not prevent MBAM from updating. MBAM should have been installed and had the update schedule set using an administrator account. You can run on a limited user account after it is setup.
What is more likely is that your anti-virus or firewall is blocking the update. Please check here and if necessary, make exclusions in your firewall and/or anti-virus. See solution #3 and exclude the following files:
- C:\Program Files\Malwarebytes' Anti-Malware\mbam.exe
- C:\Program Files\Malwarebytes' Anti-Malware\mbamgui.exe
- C:\Program Files\Malwarebytes' Anti-Malware\mbamservice.exe
- C:\Windows\System32\Drivers\mbam.sys
- C:\Windows\System32\Drivers\mbamswissarmy.sys
Also check to make sure Internet Explorer is set to work online even if you use another browser. MBAM uses the Internet Explorer settings to download the updates. See solution #8 on the linked page above.
Make sure Internet Explorer is set to detect settings automatically and you are not using a proxy. See here
QUOTE (Jacktivity @ Oct 30 2009, 03:40 PM)
Hi PA.Dutchman
UAC should not prevent MBAM from updating. MBAM should have been installed and had the update schedule set using an administrator account. You can run on a limited user account after it is setup.
What is more likely is that your anti-virus or firewall is blocking the update. Please check here and if necessary, make exclusions in your firewall and/or anti-virus. See solution #3 and exclude the following files:
Also check to make sure Internet Explorer is set to work online even if you use another browser. MBAM uses the Internet Explorer settings to download the updates. See solution #8 on the linked page above.
Make sure Internet Explorer is set to detect settings automatically and you are not using a proxy. See here
UAC should not prevent MBAM from updating. MBAM should have been installed and had the update schedule set using an administrator account. You can run on a limited user account after it is setup.
What is more likely is that your anti-virus or firewall is blocking the update. Please check here and if necessary, make exclusions in your firewall and/or anti-virus. See solution #3 and exclude the following files:
- C:\Program Files\Malwarebytes' Anti-Malware\mbam.exe
- C:\Program Files\Malwarebytes' Anti-Malware\mbamgui.exe
- C:\Program Files\Malwarebytes' Anti-Malware\mbamservice.exe
- C:\Windows\System32\Drivers\mbam.sys
- C:\Windows\System32\Drivers\mbamswissarmy.sys
Also check to make sure Internet Explorer is set to work online even if you use another browser. MBAM uses the Internet Explorer settings to download the updates. See solution #8 on the linked page above.
Make sure Internet Explorer is set to detect settings automatically and you are not using a proxy. See here
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