Drive Vaccine v10.4 released a new build (2700650506) on August 24, 2015 which changed the way the software automates updates.

Previously, the program would ask for the user to enter in a day of the week, with a start time and end time for the updates to download and install. However, this system proved to have some logical issues such as the Windows updater only being triggered to run and install updates once, leaving some updates uninstalled, and the possibility of updates not finishing before the allotted end time, resulting in partially installed or failed updates.

The new automated update system fixes those issues by working in this new order of operations:

1.        At the specified start time Drive Vaccine will reset the system and restore from its stored snapshot.
2.        Once the clean snapshot is loaded, Drive Vaccine will enter into Manual restore mode.
3.        Windows updates and *Other updates will be triggered to run and install.
4.        The software will allow the system the necessary resets it needs to complete the installations.
5.        Windows updates will be pinged again to see if there are any more pending updates. 
          If so, these updates will be applied. If not, proceed to Step 6.
6.        Drive Vaccine will enter back to its previously configured restoration mode.
7.        Drive Vaccine will automatically update the baseline, applying the changes to the snapshot.

There is no more allotted end time to the update schedule. The process will instead finish once all updates have been applied.

For any questions and/or comments about Drive Vaccine, please Submit a Ticket and a Senior Technician will respond to you within 24 business hours.

*Other updates will only be triggered to run once.  Windows updates will be triggered multiple times to ensure there are no remaining pending updates.