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Consumer Products => Avast Free Antivirus / Premium Security (legacy Pro Antivirus, Internet Security, Premier) => Topic started by: jvlerks on June 21, 2021, 01:34:14 PM
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Hello, I got a message that Avast Free Antivirus 21.5.2470 (versie 21.5.6354.675) isn't able to update Mozilla Thunderbird (TB): "Something went wrong and the update failed. Try it again."
TB has already the most actual version [78.11.0 (64 bits)]. So this message isn't usefull, but did not disappear.
It only disappears when I uninstall TB.
Is it an bug?
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Confirmed, same here. I put TB on the ignore list (for now).
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Also confirmed.
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Confirmed for both (avast free win 10 20H2) and avast premium (win10 21H1).
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Happened to me as well. I also put it on the ignore list.
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The same issue above and I'm sure Avast will fix it ASAP!!!
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Personally I don't depend on these Avast Program updates, but do my own manual program updates for those programs I use frequently.
I also monitor the >> Updates << topic https://forum.avast.com/index.php?topic=9671.0 which gives Updates to hundreds of updates not covered by the few monitored by Avast.
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The same issue above and I'm sure Avast will fix it ASAP!!!
I reported it yesterday (via Slack) and the devs are checking it.
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Also getting this bug. Stuck Thunderbird onto the ignored software list.
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Still an issue after updating to Thunderbird 78.12 yesterday.
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The same issue above and I'm sure Avast will fix it ASAP!!!
I reported it yesterday (via Slack) and the devs are checking it.
This appears to have spread to Firefox, telling me there is an update available when I have the latest version.
So two for two on Mozilla products, I disabled checking on Thunderbird, looks like I'm going to do this for Firefox. Gets to the point that I may just remove/disable this component.
Doing a Check For Updates now indicates all programs are up to date.
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Dev-Info: We have implemented some patches in the meantime, the vps module (new Software Updater module) was already released to the public.
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As you can see, the problem is solved. Thanks :D :D