August 22, 20206 yr Author Good Morning.I realized that a few days ago the database update has registered "resolved dns name" several times in a row.However, despite this, all updates are successful and KIS 2020 (20.0.14.1085 patch L) has an updated database.What does this process mean?
August 22, 20206 yr Hi,This mean that kaspersky trying update virus definition… And lookslike that can´t connect (reconnecting on same server many times)…Try manual update and see if will be same result. Also check your internet connection (speed).
August 22, 20206 yr Author The manual update has already been verified by me and there are still more episodes of those recorded.
August 22, 20206 yr This is no problem….If update is finished succesfully then all is OK.Please pas with mouse on your taskbar K icon and tell me Virus definiton date and time.
August 22, 20206 yr Author This is no problem….If update is finished succesfully then all is OK. Please pas with mouse on your taskbar K icon and tell me Virus definiton date and time.
August 22, 20206 yr I have 10:26 maybe because i am in CET (Central European Time).Are you from Portugal?
August 22, 20206 yr Solution So then is no problem ☺Your local time is now 13:28 mine is 14:28 i am 1 hour ahead of you..All is OK 🙂 you have latest patch (L) for Kaspersky 2020.
August 22, 20206 yr Author Thank you for your reassuring response.So I would like to thanks to the @nexon for the help and clarification and a good weekend.👍
Good Morning.
I realized that a few days ago the database update has registered "resolved dns name" several times in a row.
However, despite this, all updates are successful and KIS 2020 (20.0.14.1085 patch L) has an updated database.
What does this process mean?