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Safe to update?

Question:

Can I safely update/upgrade SIlverSHielD to the latest version or will I lose my users and configuration?

 

Answer:

The SilverSHielD installer (both Free and Pro version) will not overwrite your current configuration and user database, thus it's always safe to update/upgrade to the latest version.

At the same time, best practices suggest to backup any software configuration before performing an update/upgrade. SilverSHielD stores its configuration under a system-defined folder known as %COMMONAPPDATA%.

Such folder has changed its default location in the latest versions of the Windows operating system, so:

In Windows XP and 2003 it's usually

C:\Documents and Settings\All Users\Application Data

In Windows Vista, 2008 and 7 it's usually

C:\ProgramData

The SilverSHielD configuration, server key, logs and user database are located inside a "SilverSHielD" folder under the above mentioned system folder.

Latest news...

14-Mar-2013

SilverSHielD v5.3.24.164 released: fixes a bug in the ExecApp function. You can download it now.

 

24-Jan-2013

SilverSHielD v5.3.20.160 released: adds HTTP support to the scripting language. See the release notes.

 

15-Dec-2012

SilverSHielD v5.3.15.155 released: adds ExecApp and ExecAppAndWait functions to the event-handling scripting language. See the release notes.

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