Hostscan is waiting for next scan

Hi gurus
Everytime I start annyconnect it goes through all the steps but hangs on
" hostscan is waiting for next scan" and do nothing
Thanks a bunch gurus

Having this problem too recently with one of company machines. It gets stuck on the hostscan phase and just keeps looping with that same error " hostscan is waiting for next scan". If I disable the hostscan on the ASA for that specific VPN profile it works fine. We have hundreds of other machines that work fine, so this is limited issue being experienced on one machine so far.
Would appreciate it if anyone has found a solution for this. AnyConnect Version 3.1.04072, hostscan version 3.104072, Windows 7
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