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MetaDefender Drive Smart Touch v2.1.0
Released on Aug 09, 2026 | This release includes new features, improvements, bug fixes. |
New Features
Smart Touch Operator can set the time zone on Smart Touch and keep its clock in step, so scan times and reports carry the correct local time.
Operators can scan for wireless networks, join one, inspect its details or forget it directly on Smart Touch, including hidden networks and enterprise authentication settings.
Support packages generated by Smart Touch now include the MetaDefender Drive in-session scan logs, so scan issues can be diagnosed from a single collected package.
Improvements and Bug Fixes
The Wi-Fi setup screens fit the Smart Touch display, so every entry field and the save button stay reachable on a device that cannot pinch to zoom.
Wi-Fi profiles the device creates as WPA3 are converted to WPA2, so a drive whose hardware cannot use WPA3 reconnects without anyone editing the network by hand.
Users can now connect their Smart Touch device to any host computer without experiencing unexpected USB disconnections or file re-scans caused by the previously intermittent issue.
A Smart Touch with a damaged drive image reports the corruption instead of Ready To Scan, and stays visible to MetaDefender Drive Toolkit for reflashing.
The Smart Touch screen stays responsive while engines are being extracted or the processor is otherwise busy, so operators can keep navigating during a session.
On MetaDefender Drive with Smart Touch, a damaged drive image no longer surfaces as a misleading License Activation Required warning, so a corrupted image is not mistaken for a licensing problem.
Smart Touch detects a missing or damaged MetaDefender Drive image at startup and reflashes it automatically, so the unit returns to a bootable, scannable state without manual repair.
Smart Touch reports scan status and picks up scan reports as soon as the cable is removed, instead of showing stale information during and after a session.
A drive that is enrolled but out of contact with OPSWAT Central Management reads as disconnected on Smart Touch, rather than appearing never to have been enrolled.
This version of Smart Touch includes updates to the device operating system as well as to the application itself.
Smart Touch keeps showing the correct scanning status while MetaDefender Drive is running, so users are no longer told the device is not ready during an active scan.
Enrolling and un-enrolling with a one-time password now works reliably, so you no longer have to reboot or wait and try again.
Files scanned in an earlier session are no longer wrongly reported as clean, so each scan on the Kiosk reflects only the files actually checked.
Smart Touch no longer reports the drive as not ready to scan while it is still booting normally, avoiding a false sense of failure.
Overnight scans of a Smart Touch device run through to the end rather than locking up the MetaDefender Drive host and forcing a manual power cycle.
Device Scanning returns to Ready to Scan by itself once an engine update finishes, instead of remaining stuck on Not Ready To Scan.
Updated engines now finish preparing promptly instead of sitting unusable for hours, so the drive is ready to scan soon after boot.
Engine updates now download and install reliably on Smart Touch, so scanning engines stay current instead of failing or hanging partway through.
Smart Touch devices enrolled through MetaDefender Drive Toolkit now report their license, health status and enrollment state correctly to OPSWAT Central Management.
Scan reports now sync on the first plug into a kiosk, so results and engine updates complete without unplugging and trying again.
Smart Touch enrolled to an on-premises OPSWAT Central Management now downloads its security engines from that server, so air-gapped units stay up to date without internet access.
Removing a Smart Touch enrollment completes in a reasonable time rather than stalling, so a device can be released and reassigned when it is needed elsewhere.
Connecting Smart Touch to a computer no longer remounts the drive, so it reports Ready To Scan only once the connection is genuinely stable.
Deleting a kiosk certificate now explains that Secure File Storage is still syncing, so the temporarily disabled Add Certification action is no longer confusing.
Unreadable files are no longer mistaken for a full disk, so users see a dedicated file issue screen and can review and delete just the affected files instead of erasing all data.
Secure File Storage drives are accepted the first time they are inserted into MetaDefender Kiosk, so a session starts without removing and reinserting the drive.
Unscanned-file warnings now name the real cause and the expiry time, appear on entering secure storage without replugging the cable, and flag files scanned by an unpaired kiosk.
Smart Touch keeps showing the OPSWAT Central Management enrollment status after a fresh install, so it no longer briefly appears unenrolled while the host boots.
OPSWAT Central Management shows the new MetaDefender Drive version as soon as the image is updated from Smart Touch, with no reboot needed to see it.