[solved] Autoscan

wptski
wptski
in Antivirus

I was trying to update my Logitech mouse drivers but it would install, downloaded again but no luck. I then wondered if BD AV+ could be stopping the install. I shut off Auto scan and away it went.


Shouldn't there be an alert or even a mention of that in a log, etc. of this?

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  • wptski
    wptski

    IIRC, a blank window would open up but the Task Manager showed nothing running! After turning off Autoscan, it just proceeded and installed. No errors of any kind and nothing in BD AV+ to show an issue with it.

  • wptski
    wptski

    I updated the drivers and all the software for my Canon printer with no problems. Must be something special about the Logitech driver that BD AV+ didn't like.

  • Georgia
    Georgia ✭✭✭

    Hello,


    Thank you for reporting this issue. We are aware of it and already working towards solving it.

  • wptski
    wptski
    edited March 2014

    Maybe BD AV+ is a bit smarter than we think here?


    I was getting a Task Windows Host waiting on one program need to shutdown at power down and reboot. Did a clean boot, etc. and discovered the culprit was this Logitech v6.61.15x64. Logitech forum shows this issue since 11/2012 to current date. I dropped back to what I was using before and the last known good version(6.32x64). BD AV+ AutoScan doesn't interfere with the install and as a added bonus, my machine even boot_s up a bit faster!

  • Georgia
    Georgia ✭✭✭

    That's terrific! Thanks for sharing the solution. I will now close this topic.

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