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<blockquote data-quote="Chuck57" data-source="post: 973596" data-attributes="member: 75774">I think I have the problem resolved and it&#039;s just what you mentioned. On this machine, there&#039;s a conflict of some kind between WVSX and Comodo. I installed Comodo FW andI was up half the night - literally - surfing, rebooting, trying different things and then added Wisevector 3.03, running in all default mode. A couple of reboots later, Comodo GUI was gone again, just as happened the other times. All symptoms exactly the same as the other crashes. I went into Safe mode, ran Comodo&#039;s uninstall tool and then removed WVSX. Reinstalled Comodo minus wisevector and&nbsp; again, no problems.I&#039;m thinking WVSX 2.73 doesn&#039;t conflict. I ran it with Comodo for several months. Only when I moved to v3 did things start happening. In any case, I&#039;ll give it a few more days, and if Comodo behaves, I think I can say the problem is solved. It should have occurred to me after the first Comodo crash.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Chuck57, post: 973596, member: 75774"] I think I have the problem resolved and it's just what you mentioned. On this machine, there's a conflict of some kind between WVSX and Comodo. I installed Comodo FW andI was up half the night - literally - surfing, rebooting, trying different things and then added Wisevector 3.03, running in all default mode. A couple of reboots later, Comodo GUI was gone again, just as happened the other times. All symptoms exactly the same as the other crashes. I went into Safe mode, ran Comodo's uninstall tool and then removed WVSX. Reinstalled Comodo minus wisevector and again, no problems. I'm thinking WVSX 2.73 doesn't conflict. I ran it with Comodo for several months. Only when I moved to v3 did things start happening. In any case, I'll give it a few more days, and if Comodo behaves, I think I can say the problem is solved. It should have occurred to me after the first Comodo crash. [/QUOTE]

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