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<blockquote data-quote="Helmut" data-source="post: 1097683" data-attributes="member: 113650">You&#039;re right.But nobody knows what a user &quot;does&quot; with their computer. When I think back to my early days, all the things I tried, all the stupid software that seemed great to me. I changed things on my PC that made the IT engineer, computer scientist and computer builder and supervisor (even for large companies, including a large airport) just shake their heads. Then I stuck to the default setting &quot;Proactiv Security&quot;, for example, on the advice of my &quot;supervisor&quot; I stuck to the settings from CruelSister and oh wonder: all the PCs worked perfectly. I banned all useless, &quot;great&quot; programs, and didn&#039;t try any more like registry cleanear, PC repairer as software, freeware only when he allowed me to. I don&#039;t remember exactly whether it was Windows XP, Windows 95, Windows 3.0 or something else from Windows 95, Windows Millenium, Windows 98 etc. up to now Windows 11. I went through almost all versions of Windows. Due to the security of sensitive data, I no longer installed any software on my work computer, just to try it out. There should have been a virus or malware on my PCs/laptops long ago. I now have a new PC with Windows 11, everything runs smoothly, nothing hangs, nothing blocks, nothing has taken root. A scan, no matter what software I use, always reports: No malware/no pest/no virus etc. found.So, what is the main reason why Comodo is causing problems?&quot;Proactive Security&quot; is already a very good setting. Add to that CruelSister&#039;s suggestions, and you don&#039;t need anything more to be protected. The many setting options in the settings - Cruelsiter&#039;s suggestions are sufficient.Of course, there are real experts who can uncover bugs and the Comodo team is not exactly ungrateful for that.But some people also want to put Comodo in a bad light.Now, why does Comodo work and has worked without problems on all my computers and laptops with excellent protection. Who can explain this to me? Can someone explain this to me?I tried to explain it to others.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Helmut, post: 1097683, member: 113650"] You're right. But nobody knows what a user "does" with their computer. When I think back to my early days, all the things I tried, all the stupid software that seemed great to me. I changed things on my PC that made the IT engineer, computer scientist and computer builder and supervisor (even for large companies, including a large airport) just shake their heads. Then I stuck to the default setting "Proactiv Security", for example, on the advice of my "supervisor" I stuck to the settings from CruelSister and oh wonder: all the PCs worked perfectly. I banned all useless, "great" programs, and didn't try any more like registry cleanear, PC repairer as software, freeware only when he allowed me to. I don't remember exactly whether it was Windows XP, Windows 95, Windows 3.0 or something else from Windows 95, Windows Millenium, Windows 98 etc. up to now Windows 11. I went through almost all versions of Windows. Due to the security of sensitive data, I no longer installed any software on my work computer, just to try it out. There should have been a virus or malware on my PCs/laptops long ago. I now have a new PC with Windows 11, everything runs smoothly, nothing hangs, nothing blocks, nothing has taken root. A scan, no matter what software I use, always reports: No malware/no pest/no virus etc. found. So, what is the main reason why Comodo is causing problems? "Proactive Security" is already a very good setting. Add to that CruelSister's suggestions, and you don't need anything more to be protected. The many setting options in the settings - Cruelsiter's suggestions are sufficient. Of course, there are real experts who can uncover bugs and the Comodo team is not exactly ungrateful for that. But some people also want to put Comodo in a bad light. Now, why does Comodo work and has worked without problems on all my computers and laptops with excellent protection. Who can explain this to me? Can someone explain this to me? I tried to explain it to others. [/QUOTE]

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