Components updated in Dr.Web 9.0 products for Windows
September 25, 2013
An installation module issue when an existing installation of Dr.Web 8.0 wouldn't be detected in the system. False update notifications. An issue involving the automatic detection of a valid key file in the default installation directory.
The abnormal termination of SpIDer Guard that occurred after processing a large quantity of files for a long time.
An issue related to enabling the anti-rootkit scan option. In addition, the operation of scripts can now be logged.
The update will be performed automatically; however, a system reboot will be required.
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