Malwarebytes 3.1.2 unable to start servicxe

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I think you can expect an answer by 27/ 28 December. I will double check your possible root cause.

Malwarebytes 3.1.2 unable to start servicxe update#

I understand that the button in 3.1.2 is defective and the user will never be able to force an update this way. There are about 55 private computers from different persons that I help them to maintenance and since 3.2 none of them have this updating issue anymore, and I can just assume they haven't rapidly changed their usage. No offence but I doubt that this is really the issue. I will do a test and will have my VM that causes the same issue running for some days and report back after christmas. I am pretty sure that neither my fresh 3.1.2 installation nor the other one that I still intentionally left outdated will update anytime soon.Дo you think it would be helpful to collect files from the other live system, not my VM, that is affected?

I fairly understand your point of view and now also the technical contraints, but I doubt that users that are running 3.1.2 would be stuck on 3.1.2 for months just because the metering comes into place. Only starting with 3.2 (after manually updating them) the process was, or better said, IS reliable. Allow me to say that I had several couples of 3.1.2 installations out there and none of them updated to 3.2 or 3.3 automatically.

Of course I have no data about your server loads so actually I am unable to confirm that 3.1.2 will update to 3.3.x anytime the servers are in a good shape and less busy. The work spent in the later versions has been done pretty good.

Malwarebytes 3.1.2 unable to start servicxe download#

I agree that 3.2 or later will search for updates when explicitly clicking on the button, and also agree that the scheduled / metered download will correctly kick in in 3.2 or later, bringing all the users that use 3.2 or 3.3.x to the most recent version and / or component update. Thanks for the insights about how you manage your DL loads. Starting in 3.2, if you click the button to look for application updates, it will bypass the metering and download the latest version to be installed. That being said, we changed the 'Check for application updates' button in 3.2. So leaving your computer running for awhile (minutes/hours/days), it should eventually get the updates and download them. If the meter has already been passed for that hour, then no updates will show. Clicking that 'Check for application updates' button will reach out to our servers, and see if an update is available. We do this for a variety of reasons, but this does limit someone's ability to download updates manually. This means that we may only allow 2,000 (or any other number) downloads/hour.

Malwarebytes 3.1.2 unable to start servicxe full#

When we release a new version of MB3, whether it's a full installer (3.3.1) or a component update (1.0.262), we meter the update out over time. It looks like this was a recent clean install, which explains what's going on here. The case was opened because it is affected a lot of users I knew - most - not all - of them I've upgraded to 3.3.x manually, - which also proved that users did rely on the message that the application is up to date.

Malwarebytes 3.1.2 unable to start servicxe code#

I hope though that the issue can be reproduced on a clean installation of 2.x or 3.1.2Д«ecause of the fact that in 2.x the update announcement (or notification dl link to the website) could be provided by signature updates, just as they provided application updates for 2.x in the past before 3.x release, I am sure a solution can be found.ДЄs for 3.1.2 issues, you are right there were many fixes from 3.1.2 to 3.3.1 to improve the internal updater, which hopefully does not mean that the updater code in 3.1.2 is so wrong that they could not provide a watershed update to bring 3.1.2 users up to 3.3.x.

I would like to disagree with this part of your post ' on some computers that caused this.' If I have 50 different computers at hand it cannot be a single point of failure when all of them face the same issue. Average users will trust a message 'is up to date' and will definitely not double check this by visiting the Malwarebytes Website just to find out that their 2.x or 3.1.2 installation is heavily outdated.

Of course but the goal is to provide a fix for affected versions.