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<blockquote data-quote="cruelsister" data-source="post: 1035270" data-attributes="member: 7463">Regarding the successful installation of Kaspersky while already having CF installed, one must blow off the warnings from K. On the first alert, uncheck the box for Comodo Software.[ATTACH=full]274463[/ATTACH]Then you will get a another alert :[ATTACH=full]274465[/ATTACH]and for this one just hit continue to install the application.I did notice that occasionally the K installer is a tad gloopy (in that the Kaspersky tray icon may not immediately displayed, so a reboot is suggested. After that everything should go swimmingly with K picking off any malware before it gets to CF. However there are rare occasions where malware will not be detected by K but will be contained and blocked by CF (like the E-File.com malware for which I&#039;m actually publishing a video on Saturday. As to WD and WF- Windows Firewall is of so little value that it really makes no difference if it is on or off. That being said, as I noticed in the past that Windows Updates could be delayed if WF was disabled, I suggest leaving it enabled.For Defender, one can disable it (or enable it) with Defender Control,and this little jewel can be found here: <a href="https://www.majorgeeks.com/files/details/defender_control.html" target="_blank">Download Defender Control&nbsp; - MajorGeeks</a>password is: sordumHope all was clear!m</blockquote>

[QUOTE="cruelsister, post: 1035270, member: 7463"] Regarding the successful installation of Kaspersky while already having CF installed, one must blow off the warnings from K. On the first alert, uncheck the box for Comodo Software. [ATTACH type="full"]274463[/ATTACH] Then you will get a another alert : [ATTACH type="full"]274465[/ATTACH] and for this one just hit continue to install the application. I did notice that occasionally the K installer is a tad gloopy (in that the Kaspersky tray icon may not immediately displayed, so a reboot is suggested. After that everything should go swimmingly with K picking off any malware before it gets to CF. However there are rare occasions where malware will not be detected by K but will be contained and blocked by CF (like the E-File.com malware for which I'm actually publishing a video on Saturday. As to WD and WF- Windows Firewall is of so little value that it really makes no difference if it is on or off. That being said, as I noticed in the past that Windows Updates could be delayed if WF was disabled, I suggest leaving it enabled. For Defender, one can disable it (or enable it) with Defender Control,and this little jewel can be found here: [URL="https://www.majorgeeks.com/files/details/defender_control.html"]Download Defender Control - MajorGeeks[/URL] password is: sordum Hope all was clear! m [/QUOTE]

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