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Offline Rick

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Problems with MSFT update Error
« on: March 20, 2015, 01:11:16 pm »
I noticed that while downloading the security engine updates, the server from MSFT resets before download or update finishes

that either is from my IP or yours; I would have to say it is yours MSFT

Dear MSFT, please fix your server

thanks in advance

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Re: Problems with MSFT update Error
« Reply #1 on: March 20, 2015, 04:44:02 pm »
Does Event Viewer or Reliability history record these events ?

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Re: Problems with MSFT update Error
« Reply #2 on: March 20, 2015, 08:32:19 pm »
Does Event Viewer or Reliability history record these events ?

Boggin, it can only happen if it resets... seems they fixed it.

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Re: Problems with MSFT update Error
« Reply #3 on: March 21, 2015, 01:42:26 am »
While MS have had problems with their servers, I've never heard of them "resetting".

Disruptions to downloads can be caused when the router/USB channel mode is set to Auto as it can change channel mid stream.

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Re: Problems with MSFT update Error
« Reply #4 on: March 23, 2015, 01:34:10 pm »
It isnt the MSFT servers.

You have to remember that when you connect to any site online that it isnt a direct connection to them, you go through multiple hops or junctions, what ever you want to call it, to get there.

So when you do a trace route you can see all the points the connection takes to get there. if ANY of those points drops out, has a problem or anything then the connection gets dropped, or in this case "Reset"

So your end might be fine and the server end is fine, it turns out to be one of the points along the way that causes the problem.

So as an example open a cmd.exe window and put this in

tracert google.com

and you will see all the points the connection goes through to reach the google server. The reason they always called the internet the information highway is mainly because it is like a giant network of roads. And every now and then you hit road construction or an old lady with her turn signal on lol

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