Since the 8th february, checking my stats, I noticed a dramatical decrease of the streaming updates.
Before this date, every time I started my computer I received between 160 and 200 updates.
Now, very few. Only 3 or 6.
And when I loock at the updates per 24 hours, I went from an average number of 290 updates/day to 70 at best.
VPS is up to date. Program version too. And I didn’t modify my parameters. Should I be worry?
Any explanation is more than welcome.
Thank you.
Some versions back stream update did not exist and if somone discovered a day with no update it was the end of the world
maybe they are just taking a nap at the virus lab or it is just quiet out there in the malware world. If avast give no error messages evrything should be okay
I received 66 updates in the past 24 hours. Of course, my laptop was turned off for the past several hours. The VPS updated immediately when I turned it on, which negated the need for all the intermediate streaming updates. I have no concern about the ‘missing’ streaming updates.
BTW, I’m located in Luxembourg (Europe).
Some days ago, I opened a similar topic on the forum in French language.
The couple of people who answered seems to have the same problem.
59 updates in the last 24 hours until now. If this is a server issue, hopefully this wil be fixed.
Since I’m in the UK, I can see no reason why we should have different figures for the last 24hrs (Reply #9).
Of course, the issue really is when does the 24hr period start (local time or avast HQ time), e.g. release from 00:01am Central European Time, balanced out by local time zone +/-.
There are variables which will mean we will see different figures, but those in the same time zone should in theory be the same. But we aren’t seeing that.
There are different streaming update servers even if you’re in the same country - I’m pretty sure before there was a way to find out the streaming update server which began with ff02 IIRC.
Anyways, I’ve just got 55 in the past so something is amiss.
The PC has been connected to the internet all the time so it should be getting them.