Kaspersky slow update

No matter the Internet connection speed you are connected to the download speed would not exceed 40 kbps in our case generally. We are in Australia by the way. So after a while we have discovered that Kaspesky allows us to change its primary Lab servers used for downloading antivirus database updates, new application modules, and patches.

Below is the list of Kaspersky Lab server endpoint links which you can use to change Kaspersky primary Lab server to improve its download speed. In our case server 11 improved download speed to kbps from 40 kbps. For full explanation of this and more click here and be taken to Kaspersky website. And to have never had the problem. Indeed, when beta testing KIS over the last five versions I have often been required to manually switch download servers Baldrick , Oct 26, Joined: May 24, Posts: 6, Location: Somethingshire.

Cudni , Oct 26, Would appreciate any feedback from any Aussies on how to improve update speed I will certainly follow up on the list of servers. I have just changed to KIS from Trend. I do prefer the KIS front-end.

Kaps forum help can be a little "acid" at times -- but I have found their free phone support down-under to be very good. Thanks again.

Joined: May 17, Posts: 4, Ive never had any issues with the kaspersky updates. It seems that the OP always has issues with whatever security he uses. The Red Moon , Jan 26, Joined: Mar 10, Posts: 6, Location: on my zxr. Joined: Apr 1, Posts: Others on this thread have stated that background downloads are not a problem for them, which is no help to me. Windows Explorer, Metapad and even dreaded Notepad can take upto 30 seconds to open a new doc, while KIS is background updating.

It was supremely faster under Trend AV. Thanks again for all feedback. Im sorry im baffled by all of this What difference does it possibly make how quick the updates are downloaded as long as you get them. The Red Moon , Feb 2, Joined: Oct 21, Posts: Location: India. VectorFool , Feb 2, Last edited by a moderator: Feb 3, First World Problems.

Don't like to wait a little longer for an update on something you don't even really need.