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LiveUpdate.exe Hanging
« on: Aug 21st, 2006, 11:48pm »		 Quote Quote  Modify Modify
lately, when i run "liveupdate.exe", after the update has completed and i have closed the liveupdate.exe GUI, "liveupdate.exe" continues running, which i can see when i look in "task manager".. is anyone else experiencing this problem?  
 
while i am here, i also noticed that, when updating TH, the TH icon in the systray no longer changes colors "for a minute", after updating TH, like it used to, before, with previous builds of TH..
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Re: LiveUpdate.exe Hanging
« Reply #1 on: Aug 22nd, 2006, 12:55am »		 Quote Quote  Modify Modify
I'm not seeing any hang problem from WV USA to either the USA server or the UK server.  Windows XP-SP2 Home Edition fully updated, 3mbit cable modem.  Do you see the problem irrespective of server?  
 
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while i am here, i also noticed that when updating TH, the TH icon in the systray no longer changes colors "for a minute", after updating TH, like it used to, before, with previous builds of TH..

 
When a new update arrives, I get a little red dot in the lower left corner of the THGuard's systray icon.  The dot disappears when the new ruleset is successfully installed.  
 
I suspect that if another copy of LiveUpdate is hung in memory, this may be causing the "missing red dot" problem.
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