April 20, 2021
Changes made to Dr.Web Updater:
- A pop-up message is now displayed if Windows updates need to be installed;
- Issues preventing information about the system OS (Windows 10 Pro and Windows 10 Home) from being added to the log file have been resolved;
- Adjustments have been made to ensure that the anti-spam module works properly;
- The stability of the applications has been improved.
Changes made to Dr.Web SpIDer Agent for Windows:
- A different icon is now used in the message prompting users to install updates for their version of Windows.
Changes made to Lua-script for updater (11.5.4.03090):
- A notification text informing users that the Dr.Web modules cannot be updated if SHA-256 is not supported in the protected system has been added;
- Module updating is now blocked under operating systems that do not support SHA-256.
Changes made to Lua-script for updater (11.6.0.03100):
- The Dr.Web software can no longer be updated from new update sources by using an updating mirror under older Windows versions.
The update will be performed automatically; however, a system reboot will be required.
Important: to ensure that the Dr.Web software operates correctly under Windows Vista, Windows 7, Windows Server 2008 or Windows Server 2008 R2, Microsoft security updates providing SHA-256 support must be installed in these systems. For additional information, please refer to this guide.
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