DeMichel93

Cheers, I guess we can close this topic.

Thanks for the answer, I assume it's gonna be fixed in one of the upcoming releases?

Hi, I love the feature to allow user to wait x amount of time for a reboot but I have a question/feature request (?). There's a Remind me later button (Przypomnij mi później in Polish) on the ESET reboot notification with an option to do so in 1 hour e.g. when doing a reboot in the next 3 hours however it does not remind user about incoming reboot and after the time set it just reboots the machine. I guess it's a bug or a missing feature. I would love to remind the user 1 hour or 30 minutes before reboot that it will be done, is it possible? Is there a setting I missed in ESET Protect?

Can confirm, after some time unfortunately but disabling Fast Startup on Win10/11 workstations seems to fix the issue.

I guess I will have to check it out, will come back with some results.

I will answer myself, Installer does work now however it has a problem stopping main ESET Protect service during the install, in logs it shows: a remedy for this problem was to manually stop ESET Protect service and THEN upgrade via the AiO Installer.

Yes, that's the point, it does and it seems as it's the most reliable option to restart and update ESET. Normal reboot sometimes won't work properly. It's unfortunate because it's not the desired method to do this kind of maintenance, some users are not really tech-savvy.

Hello, I noticed many problems with updating our ESET Endpoint Antivirus clients on workstations. ESET 9.0 upgraded to 9.1 (but also earlier versions to 9.x) requires a reboot however when user does reboot his workstation via Start Menu (Traditional way) ESET won't be updated after the reboot. Reboot HAS to be performed from the ESET Endpoint window which is less then optimal. Is there any fix for that? Is that problem known?

Thank you for the quick response. I assume the installer is available now?

Hi, I'm trying to upgrade our company's ESET Protect installation from 9.0 to 9.1 but the AiO Installer fails on SQL Server Express upgrade: logs show a pretty clear message: AFAIK ESET installer should upgrade SQL to a version that is supported by the host OS but in this instance it doesn't. Host OS is Windows Server 2012. How Can I force the installer to upgrade the SQL to a supported version?