

Open configuration options allow pro users to tweak settings.Visually impressive, user-friendly graphical interface.Quick user behaviour analysis allows personalized protection.Easy-to-use setup and configuration ? Perfect for new users.Programs that cannot be verified as safe are run in a secure isolated area called the sandbox, providing perfect protection because you are even protected from threats that have not yet been identified The firewall refers to a list of over 2 million PC-friendly applications before authorizing access to a request. If the definition misses some entries or doesn't have updated malware list, virus and malicious codes will easily gain access to your PC.ĭDP works in the cloud to get up-to-date definitions plus a list of files from trusted vendors. The security tool provides the very best protection against online threats like malware, spyware, trojans and hackers.Ĭonventional security programs which determine if a file should be allowed access to the computer based on offline malware definitions. That basically leaves me with 2 questions.Comodo Firewall Pro brings a revolutionary change to internet security with Default Deny Protection (DDP?) technology. I tried that, and that did prevent it from going back on, but then I found that apparently File Sharing and some networking was gone. I did some more reading of forums, and found ways to actually disable the Windows Firewall altogether by stopping services. Others said that Windows Firewall should be shut off. Some said that it was OK to have both on. Then upon reboot, I found that the Windows Firewall was on again! I read the FAQ here about having the Windows firewall on at the same time as Comodo. I turned it off, and then the Security said that “Comodo Firewall was on”. I looked at the Windows Firewall settings, and saw that it was still on. In the Windows control panel Security Center settings, it said that “at least one firewall was on”. I set Firewall to Safe Mode and Defense to Clean PC mode so I wouldn’t get an overwhelming number of prompts. I have WinXP sp2, and the Comodo install seemed to be fine. I recently installed Comodo 3 on my new laptop.
