- Jan 30, 2013
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That happened to me with McAfee, Eset and Even Bullguard. After the latest Windows update, I have noticed high memory and cpu usage and longer full scan times. In the case of McAfee and Eset, full system scan used up to %100 of CPU. There must be sth wrong.maybe it is the new windows update screwing with Gdata ? im saying my only beef with gdata is there one file protection monitor runs over
300mb memory in task manager that to me seems high
I believe I found a solution to the problem which was resulting in periodically getting a notification from the Windows Security icon about my Virus & threat protection. In the G DATA IS settings under updates and the advanced tab, I changed the Run setting from 'All 1 hours' to 'Hourly (at internet activity)'. Since making that change I haven't seen a notification from Windows Security. I suspect that previously G DATA must have tried to update when there was some issue with my internet connection resulting in the notification, and changing the update setting to 'Hourly (at internet activity)' avoids that situation.I did receive a prompt response from G DATA customer support (below) although it doesn't really resolve the issue, looks like I'll just live with it.
Thank you for contacting G DATA international support.
The icon should only appear if the device has not updated for a while, this is usually not the case if an hourly update is missed. The warning will likely appear if the device had been off for a while, as in that case the virus signatures will quite a bit out-of-date. This is as intended, and the warning should no longer be displayed if the scheduled automatic virus signature update is executed successfully.
Please note that the current version of our program is 25.5.6.20, if you do not have this version yet, please update the program.
Well, in their recent version that is not the case anymore. Download the 30-day free trial and see, it has improved.it is very heavy too
WoW really! 8-10 time per day was the average of Bitdefender the last time I checked. 50% decrease is surprising. But I would like a user of Bitdefender or Emsisoft to verify this. If Bitdefender is trying to be efficient yet highly effective with their signatures to cover more with less like ESET then that would be great but otherwise not a good move from them.I see their Engine A Bit defender signatures were getting updated just 3-4times a day.
This is going on too downhill for BD..very very big difference from past.
Engine B signatures are getting 8-10 times a day..atleast on an average.
We guys would have the idea since, we have tested dozens of malware packs since an year..BD signature fall out was confirmed from almost all the testers..at the same time it's URL n Phishing detection was top notch.WoW really! 8-10 time per day was the average of Bitdefender the last time I checked. 50% decrease is surprising. But I would like a user of Bitdefender or Emsisoft to verify this. If Bitdefender is trying to be efficient yet highly effective with their signatures to cover more with less like ESET then that would be great but otherwise not a good move from them.
Any idea when this update will be rolled out to existing installations? Hopefully won't have to uninstall and reinstall to get it in a reasonable timeframe. TIANew Version 25.5.7.26 released:
• New: Outlook plugin allows manual virus scanning
• Optimized protection against malware in Office documents
• Improved BEAST detection technology
• Optimized virus monitor
FYI... I was able to locate the installation download of GDATA IS v25.5.7.26 at G Data Internet Security 2020 which I first ran to uninstall my existing version while choosing to maintain personal settings. Let it reboot and then ran the file again to install the new version which completed successfully. Then I just had to enter my GDATA login credentials to activate the license which was also successful and I now am running the latest version.New Version 25.5.7.26 released:
• New: Outlook plugin allows manual virus scanning
• Optimized protection against malware in Office documents
• Improved BEAST detection technology
• Optimized virus monitor
Don't know if that's claimed, but I'm running the combo with no installation or operational issues so far...Does the new version come with Windows 10 May 2020 2004 update support?
Well I have just finished installing 2004 (clean installation) and I have run into issues while installing system updates (the laptop froze while restarting, so I had to force shutdown) but now everything seems to be running flawlessly. I will wait for a month before I install G Data and I will stick with WD for now. I use that laptop for my study and I should not even upgraded it to 2004 but I was too curious.Don't know if that's claimed, but I'm running the combo with no installation or operational issues so far...
I am using Bullguard on one of my systems and yes it update less frequently that it used to. Sometimes it show a notification (I enabled notifications for installing updates) that an update was downloaded successfully and when I head to the notification centre, there are no update logs.WoW really! 8-10 time per day was the average of Bitdefender the last time I checked. 50% decrease is surprising. But I would like a user of Bitdefender or Emsisoft to verify this. If Bitdefender is trying to be efficient yet highly effective with their signatures to cover more with less like ESET then that would be great but otherwise not a good move from them.