I have been having a problem recieving my update it keeps hanging at 5% I have done a complete uninstall deleted lavasoft folder deleted lavasoft and adaware registers downloaded a fresh version installed and still have the same problem
Suggestions?
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There are many users with the same problem at the moment.
We believe it is caused by a change of ISP or a change in the DNS configuration.
Changing your DNS server configuration might do the trick.
Edit the DNS servers used in Internet Protocol (TCP/IP) properties of your Local Area Connection.
If you use Earthlink as ISP (or ISP owned by Earthlink) you can try this solution (provided by Earthlink) for working your way around the problem:
http://kb.earthlink.net/case.asp?article=187117
Good luck
We believe it is caused by a change of ISP or a change in the DNS configuration.
Changing your DNS server configuration might do the trick.
Edit the DNS servers used in Internet Protocol (TCP/IP) properties of your Local Area Connection.
If you use Earthlink as ISP (or ISP owned by Earthlink) you can try this solution (provided by Earthlink) for working your way around the problem:
http://kb.earthlink.net/case.asp?article=187117
Good luck
QUOTE(LS Digger Barnes @ Mar 27 2007, 06:03 PM) 
There are many users with the same problem at the moment.
We believe it is caused by a change of ISP or a change in the DNS configuration.
Changing your DNS server configuration might do the trick.
Edit the DNS servers used in Internet Protocol (TCP/IP) properties of your Local Area Connection.
If you use Earthlink as ISP (or ISP owned by Earthlink) you can try this solution (provided by Earthlink) for working your way around the problem:
http://kb.earthlink.net/case.asp?article=187117
Good luck
We believe it is caused by a change of ISP or a change in the DNS configuration.
Changing your DNS server configuration might do the trick.
Edit the DNS servers used in Internet Protocol (TCP/IP) properties of your Local Area Connection.
If you use Earthlink as ISP (or ISP owned by Earthlink) you can try this solution (provided by Earthlink) for working your way around the problem:
http://kb.earthlink.net/case.asp?article=187117
Good luck
That worked
Thank you
The current discussion is here:
Auto Update Server Down?
{Topics Merged} Updates Problems go here
http://www.lavasoftsupport.com/index.php?showtopic=8059
I'll go ahead and lock this one so that we don't have multiple topics going on the same issue
Auto Update Server Down?
{Topics Merged} Updates Problems go here
http://www.lavasoftsupport.com/index.php?showtopic=8059
I'll go ahead and lock this one so that we don't have multiple topics going on the same issue
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