|  | | COMODO Internet Security 3.10.101801.529 |
The COMODO Internet Security was designed to be the that integrates COMODO Antivirus, COMODO Firewall and COMODO Defense+ in a seamless manner. We have also fixed many bugs in COMODO Firewall with this release. COMODO Firewall or COMODO Antivirus canbe installed as standalone products by using the same setup.
Internet Security combines the power of COMODO's award-winning Firewall and AntiVirus software to protect your PC from malicious software and Hackers. Best of all is FREE! Comodo Internet Security will help you detect and remove viruses, Trojans, and other malicious software and hackers, and keep them out of your computer. In one easy-to-use bundle that won't slow down your computer. All free, really.
Download this file at COMODO's website. | | 10 Comments | | | Damn this sucks on Vista 64-bit. Fraps and the Lexmark drivers are no longer working! and that's without using their Defense stuff. | | | | i dont see the use in it, spywaredoctor is better for spyware and antivir is a better anti virus, software firewalls are useless so all in all this thing is pointless | | | | I have a very good friend in NY who has a friend who Highly recommends...to the point of INSISTING....that my friend use this. He tried it and had so many problems he didn't know where to begin trying to fix them. | | | | Quote:
Originally Posted by blindartist  i dont see the use in it, spywaredoctor is better for spyware and antivir is a better anti virus, software firewalls are useless so all in all this thing is pointless | Software firewalls are not useless. You don't only need inbound protection from a routers firewall, but also the outbound protection a software firewall provides. Of course there are hardware based firewalls that can control outbound and inbound access, but the majority of users use software based firewalls for outbound access control. I do agree with you though... COMODO is pointless. Terrible company. | | | | I agree with Mr. Unregistered on software firewalls. Blocking outbound connections via hardware firewall could take time and its annoying. Its easier with software firewall at interactive mode. | | | | So what exactly is wrong with Comodo's firewall module, on a technical level? | | | | Quote:
Originally Posted by Aerowinder So what exactly is wrong with Comodo's firewall module, on a technical level? | It conflicts with many other software applications such as: Fraps, Lexmark drivers and more. Even if its completely disabled. | | | | Hmmm, it has worked very well for my XP64 computer, but I haven't updated to the most recent one yet. I will say FRAPS works fine when I had it installed. I disabled or did not allow the Proactive Defence while installing and I don't need it's antivirus, just the firewall. Maybe if it had been enabled, disable it then restart the computer.
The only major problem with Comodo firewall that I can recall was that the Proactive Defence will give a high CPU usage when it is enabled on your computer with a custom uxtheme.dll , this was I think 2 years ago and probably has long been fixed, but as said, I don't use Proactive Defence.
Good luck with it, or use a different firewall. | | | | I don't use Fraps and I don't have a Lexmark printer. Since version 3.0, I've had no problems with it. I use only the firewall module.
I've used a lot of commercial firewalls, and I like Comodo a lot. The only other firewall I like is Look 'n' Stop. Tiny firewall too, back in the day. | | | | I use this shit often and it seems to work fine on many XP SP3 machines. I never encountered any issues, only here on work sometimes firewall blocks my internet connection so I have to disable/re-enable the firewall.
If I wasn't so damn lazy, I would reinstall it and that would probably fix the issue. | |
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