Comodo Firewall update addresses Windows Update problem

P

PA Bear [MS MVP]

M

MowGreen [MVP]

Nice. Malware couldn't do a better job than Comodo could, could it ?

Mowmodo Green [MVP 2003-2008]
====================
*-343-* FDNY
Never Forgotten
====================
 
P

PA Bear [MS MVP]

Well, then there's Zone Alarm...

[Wonder how many Comodo users will see this thread?]
 
A

Alias

PA said:
Well, then there's Zone Alarm...

[Wonder how many Comodo users will see this thread?]

I did but I have Comodo on XP, not Vista, and it works just fine, as do
Windows Updates.

Alias
 
P

PA Bear [MS MVP]

Alias said:
PA said:
Well, then there's Zone Alarm...

[Wonder how many Comodo users will see this thread?]

I did but I have Comodo on XP, not Vista, and it works just fine, as do
Windows Updates.

I'd recommend upgrading to the new version anyway as it includes other
fixes.
 
A

Alias

PA said:
Alias said:
PA said:
Well, then there's Zone Alarm...

[Wonder how many Comodo users will see this thread?]

I did but I have Comodo on XP, not Vista, and it works just fine, as do
Windows Updates.

I'd recommend upgrading to the new version anyway as it includes other
fixes.

I ran an update with the console and it says none are available. That
said, I am running 3.0.13.268. Does the new version install over the top
or must one uninstall the current install?

Thanks,

Alias
 
A

Alias

PA said:
Whaddya want for free? <eg>

I guess that leaves uninstalling the present one and installing the new
one to be on the safe side. Sigh. That's easier than asking on their
forums ;-)

Alias
 
A

Alias

PA said:
Whaddya want for free? <eg>

I found a support article about the new version having problems if the
old version isn't completely uninstalled so I guess one has to uninstall
the older version before installing the new one.

Alias
 
P

PA Bear [MS MVP]

Alias said:
PA said:
Alias said:
PA Bear [MS MVP] wrote:
Alias wrote:
I did but I have Comodo on XP, not Vista, and it works just fine,
as do
Windows Updates.

I'd recommend upgrading to the new version anyway as it includes
other
fixes.

I ran an update with the console and it says none are available. That
said, I am running 3.0.13.268. Does the new version install over the
top
or must one uninstall the current install?

Dunno. What does Comodo Support say?

Can't find anything on their web site either way.


Looks like Comodo doesn't offer the update within the console.

No, it doesn't.


Comodo users can download v3.0.15.277 from
http://www.personalfirewall.comodo.com/download_firewall.html

I know.

Whaddya want for free? <eg>

I found a support article about the new version having problems if the
old version isn't completely uninstalled so I guess one has to uninstall
the older version before installing the new one.

URL to this article, please?
 
A

Alias

PA said:
PA said:
Alias wrote:
PA Bear [MS MVP] wrote:
Alias wrote:
I did but I have Comodo on XP, not Vista, and it works just fine,
as do
Windows Updates.

I'd recommend upgrading to the new version anyway as it includes
other
fixes.

I ran an update with the console and it says none are available. That
said, I am running 3.0.13.268. Does the new version install over the
top
or must one uninstall the current install?

Dunno. What does Comodo Support say?

Can't find anything on their web site either way.


Looks like Comodo doesn't offer the update within the console.

No, it doesn't.


Comodo users can download v3.0.15.277 from
http://www.personalfirewall.comodo.com/download_firewall.html

I know.

Whaddya want for free? <eg>

I found a support article about the new version having problems if the
old version isn't completely uninstalled so I guess one has to uninstall
the older version before installing the new one.

URL to this article, please?


http://forums.comodo.com/frequently...cant_install_comodo_firewall_pro-t9508.0.html

Alias
 
A

Alias

PA said:
Well, that's an older post and it concerns Comodo Pro, not the free
version. It /may/ apply to Comodo Free but YMMV.

I'm running Comodo Pro on two machines and paid absolutely nothing. Pro
*is* the free version. See http://www.personalfirewall.comodo.com/ where
it states:

"Unlike some other 'free' firewalls, this is not a stripped down version
but is the full, completely functional product. Updates and upgrades are
also free."

Alias
 
P

PA Bear [MS MVP]

Alias wrote:
I'm running Comodo Pro on two machines and paid absolutely nothing. Pro
*is* the free version. See http://www.personalfirewall.comodo.com/ where
it states:

"Unlike some other 'free' firewalls, this is not a stripped down version
but is the full, completely functional product. Updates and upgrades are
also free."

OK, I sit corrected. So we've come to the conclusion that it's probably
best to uninstall your current version before installing the new one.
 
A

Alias

PA said:
Alias wrote:


OK, I sit corrected. So we've come to the conclusion that it's probably
best to uninstall your current version before installing the new one.

Which is what I will do. That said, Comodo Pro running in XP is similar
to UAC in Vista. I'm impressed.

Alias
 
M

Michael Jennings

PA Bear said:
OK, I sit corrected. So we've come to the conclusion that it's probably best
to uninstall your current version before installing the new one.

I had Alias bozoed for a couple of weeks. Now I have unbozoed Alias.
 
P

PA Bear [MS MVP]

Michael Jennings wrote:
I had Alias bozoed for a couple of weeks. Now I have unbozoed Alias.

Perhaps he made a New Year's resolution to be more civil? <w>
 

Ask a Question

Want to reply to this thread or ask your own question?

You'll need to choose a username for the site, which only take a couple of moments. After that, you can post your question and our members will help you out.

Ask a Question

Top