But this seems to be getting more and more challenging.

0 today - but I will check.Īll we are trying to achieve is to get all endpoints to one consistent version (.0), preferably via auto-updates, so that we can avoid an immediate reboot. Version 9 ESET Endpoint Security/ESET Endpoint Antivirus (default product settings) Intel or AMD processor, 32-bit (x86) with SSE2 instruction set or 64-bit (圆4), or ARM processor, 1 GHz (see Note 1) or higher Microsoft Windows 11/10/8. I would be surprised if my colleagues ran a manual 'check for updates' on the endpoints that received. This is exactly what we have done over the last few weeks in order to update our 8.1 endpoints. Our local Support advised to either wait for the scheduled daily module update to take place, which should then prepare. ) but none of these versions were offered via 'check for updates' - only. There were more recent versions available (e.g. 0 was offered for 8.1 endpoints, and I assumed this was because ESET deemed this version (.0) to be stable. I don't understand why we are now getting.

I don't understand this process to be honest. If you manually check for new update, then Endpoint will download v and update to it after the next restart.

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