jcummins

I also get the 404 error. If anyone has the link I need I would appreciate you letting me know.

I am sorry Marcos. What the Quickinstaller support staff is asking for, I believe, is something like "hxxp://www.esetupdates.com". Obviously, that is not the direct link I need. Before SUMo ended its software update monitoring service it had ESET in its database; and, UCheck another software update monitoring service has ESET in its database. The ESET Internet Security program I have on my computer allows me to check for updates from within the program but provides no link to do it otherwise. I have searched but I am unable to find the link myself. I hoped someone on our forum might know exactly what I needed and could provide the information to me. Thanks!

I am subscribed to an Update Monitoring Service, Quickinstaller. This service alerts me when there are updates to software I have installed on my computer. I would like to add ESET Internet Security to their database. For me to do this I would need to provide a direct link to ESET Internet Security Updates. If this is something that you can provide me with I would appreciate it very much. John P. Cummins

My system is Windows 10, Home Edition, 64-bits. I have ESET Internet Security, version 13.1.21.0, and I rely on SUMO to help me update my programs. According to SUMO, there is a new version of ESET Command Line Interface (64 bits), I believe it is version 10.15.27.0. I have two questions, 1) Do I really need ESET Command Line Interface (64 bits)? And, 2) If I need it, where do I download it? As always I will appreciate all replies and I would thank you in advance. John

Please delete, I finally found the information. So sorry! John P. Cummins

I have the ESET Internet Security program. I am embarrassed to ask this, but I cannot find anywhere the dates of completed scans. Can you tell me where I need to look to find the date of the last time I scanned for malware? Thanking you in advance. John P. Cummins