Current Database Information Date

[Kidd]

I'm using M/B paid v1.46, on the 'Update' tab the date is always 1 day behind. Not really a problem but I'm a bit of an 'Adrian Monk' and like things perfect! :)

[noknojon]

Hi Kidd -

Have you checked the Date and Time on your system - The (missing) link above displayed setting the controls for the module -

Check your Time and Date first then use the diagrams to check module settings -

I will return -

Thank You -

[Kidd]

Hi noknojon, yes the system time is correct.

[noknojon]

http://forums.malwarebytes.org/index.php?s...st&p=224633

Try this link to reset your scheduler -

First it may pay to do a Un/Re Install - (you know how) -

[Kidd]

I reinstalled and reset all, still showing yesterdays date. I seem to remember noticing this a while ago but thought it was just a bug and would be fixed in an update. As I said, not a problem. Thanks noknojon.

[Kidd]

I manually updated at 9.47 this morning and the date is correct. A scheduled scan at 4.50 this morning did not change the date. Does this date update with my system clock (GMT) or server? maybe this is the cause.

[noknojon]

Hi Kidd -

It should be related to Your internal computer clock only - That is why I asked you to check yours , AM v PM etc -

I live in Australia and although the updates are listed in US times (one day behind me) the updating times will still relate to my computers internal clock -

Your experiences in the UK will be similar due to the time difference only -

Thank You -

EDIT -

My M/soft Security Essentials scans and updates are set for 5PM local and that is when they are done -

[ShyWriter]

I'm using M/B paid v1.46, on the 'Update' tab the date is always 1 day behind. Not really a problem but I'm a bit of an 'Adrian Monk' and like things perfect! :)

It may be because of your GMT timeline. My HOSTSMAN dates are always shown as the next day's date and I think John has some program that updates with yesterdays date. YOUR day starts 5 hours ahead of MY day so we could both update at the same time and you could have tomorrow's date while I have today's date at a particular time relative to GMT or Zulu.

~Shy