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12. AVG Updates
Keeping your AVG up-to-date is crucial to ensure that all newly discovered viruses will be detected as soon as possible. Since AVG updates are not released according to any fixed schedule but rather in reaction to amount and severity of new threats, it is recommended to check for new updates at least once a day. Checking every 4 hours will guarantee that your AVG Virus base is kept up-to-date also during the day.
12.1. Update Levels
AVG offers two update levels to select from:
· Definitions update contains changes necessary for reliable anti-virus protection. Typically, it does not include any changes to the code and updates only the definition database. This update should be applied as soon as it is available.
· Program update contains various program changes, fixes and improvements.
When
scheduling an update , it is possible to select which priority level should be
downloaded and applied.
12.2. Update Types
You can distinguish between two types of update:
· On demand update is an immediate AVG update that can be performed any time the need arises.
· Scheduled update - within AVG it is also possible to
The planned update is then performed periodically according to the setup configuration. Whenever new update files are present on the specified location, they are downloaded either directly from the Internet, or from the network directory. When no newer updates are available, nothing happens.
12.3. Update Process
The update process can be launched immediately as the need arises by the Update
now
quick link . This link is available at all times from any
However, it is still highly recommended to perform updates regularly as stated in the update schedule editable within the
component.
Once you start the update, AVG will first verify whether there are new update files available. If so, AVG starts their downloading and launches the update process itself.
During the update process you will get redirected to the Update interface where you can view the process progressing in its graphical representation as well as in an overview of relevant statistic parameters (update file size, received data, download
speed, elapsed time, ...).
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Note: Before the AVG program update launch a system restore point is created. In case the update process fails and your operating system crashes you can always restore your OS in its original configuration from this point. This option is accessible via Start / All Programs / Accessories / System tools / System Restore.
Recommended to experienced users only!
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Table of contents
- 6 Introduction
- 7 Installation Requirements
- 7 Operation Systems Supported
- 7 Hardware Requirements
- 8 AVG Installation Options
- 9 AVG Installation Process
- 9 Installation Launch
- 10 License Agreement
- 10 Checking System Status
- 11 Select Installation Type
- 11 Activate your AVG License
- 12 Custom Installation - Destination Folder
- 13 Custom Installation - Component Selection
- 14 AVG DataCenter
- 15 Installing AVG
- 15 Schedule regular scans and updates
- 16 AVG protection configuration is complete
- 17 After Installation
- 17 Scan optimization
- 17 Product Registration
- 17 Access to User Interface
- 18 Scanning of the whole computer
- 18 Eicar Test
- 19 AVG Default Configuration
- 20 AVG User Interface
- 21 System Menu
- 21 File
- 21 Components
- 22 History
- 22 Tools
- 22 Help
- 23 Security Status Info
- 24 Quick Links
- 25 Components Overview
- 27 Server components
- 28 Statistics
- 28 System Tray Icon
- 30 AVG Components
- 30 Anti-Virus
- 30 Anti-Virus Principles
- 31 Anti-Virus Interface
- 32 Anti-Spyware
- 32 Anti-Spyware Principles
- 32 Anti-Spyware Interface
- 33 Anti-Rootkit
- 33 Anti-Rootkit Principles
- 34 Anti-Rootkit Interface
- 35 License
- 36 Resident Shield
- 36 Resident Shield Principles
- 37 Resident Shield Interface
- 39 Resident Shield Detection
- 41 Update Manager
- 41 Update Manager Principles
- 41 Update Manager Interface
- 43 AVG Server Components
- 43 Documents Scanner for MS SharePoint
- 43 Document Scanner Principles
- 43 Document Scanner Interface
- 45 AVG for SharePoint Portal Server
- 45 Program Maintenance
- 46 AVG for SPPS Configuration - SharePoint 2007
- 47 AVG for SPPS Configuration - SharePoint 2003
- 49 AVG Advanced Settings
- 49 Appearance
- 51 Sounds
- 52 Ignore Faulty Conditions
- 53 Virus Vault
- 54 PUP Exceptions
- 56 Scans
- 56 Scan Whole Computer
- 58 Shell Extension Scan
- 60 Scan Specific Files or Folders
- 61 Removable Device Scan
- 61 Schedules
- 62 Scheduled Scan
- 62 Schedule Settings
- 64 How to Scan
- 67 What to Scan
- 68 Virus Database Update Schedule
- 70 Program Update Schedule
- 72 Resident Shield
- 73 Advanced Settings
- 74 Directory Exludes
- 75 Excluded Files
- 76 Cache Server
- 77 Anti-Rootkit
- 78 Update
- 80 Proxy
- 82 Dial-up
- 83 URL
- 84 Manage
- 84 Remote Administration
- 86 Server components
- 86 Document Scanner for MS SharePoint
- 88 Detection Actions
- 90 AVG Scanning
- 90 Scanning Interface
- 91 Predefined Scans
- 91 Scan Whole Computer
- 95 Scan Specific Files or Folders
- 98 Anti-Rootkit Scan
- 100 Scanning in Windows Explorer
- 100 Command Line Scanning
- 101 CMD Scan Parameters
- 103 Scan Scheduling
- 104 Schedule Settings
- 106 How to Scan
- 110 What to Scan
- 111 Scan Results Overview
- 112 Scan Results Details
- 113 Results Overview Tab
- 114 Infections Tab
- 116 Spyware Tab
- 118 Warnings Tab
- 118 Rootkits Tab
- 119 Information Tab
- 120 Virus Vault
- 122 AVG Updates
- 122 Update Levels
- 122 Update Types
- 122 Update Process
- 124 Event History
- 125 AVG Settings Manager
- 128 FAQ and Technical Support