You've just learned a lesson, never rely on third / second party uninstallers. By no means do they know what can be safely deleted from your system and what not. Only an installed app itself knows how to correctly uninstall itself without damaging your system.After I uninstalled Comodo with Uninstalr, I can't seem to get it to install again.
I’m requesting @Shadowra to test Comodo with default restricted, Partially Limited. The setup doesn’t have containment. Comodo will only restrict unrecognized apps on the actual system. I’m also testing usability on my production system with the same setup, and it’s working great.When there was no containment, the default restriction level was Partial Limited. This level provided a good balance between security and usability, making it suitable for real-world scenarios. I am planning to ask @Shadowra to test it out.
Because it's a beta?2024 beta is out and website still says Internet Security 2022
how hard is it to keep their website up to date.
Good point. I have almost forgot how harsh can online community be lmao you got meBecause it's a beta?
Hello, Comodo fans,
We are delighted to share the new beta version for Comodo Internet Security 2024.
Please feel free to download and start testing the new version (12.3.1.8104) from here 9.
You may also upgrade the existing version to the new Beta version via the “Update” option.
Here is the list of bug fixes that are available with the new beta version:
Problems with Killswitch, Cleaning Essentials, recognizer, and updater are also fixed.
- Fixed an issue where icons in the taskbar disappeared after Explorer.exe restarted.
- Fixed the issue of missing the “Log as firewall event if this rule is fired” option on the firewall rule screen.
- Fixed issues with performing Quick Scan, Full Scan, and Rating Scan and errors related to updating the last scan date.
- Fixed the “Report a Bug” link being incorrect and outdated.
- Fixed an issue with the first beta version, which had compatibility issues with Win 11 x64 after installation and uninstallation, where the internet connection would be interrupted and a popup would appear in the CIS tray saying "The network firewall is not functioning properly”.
- Fixed an issue where clicking on the scan exclusion under advanced protection would crash the entire advanced settings window/menu.
- Fixed an issue where the antivirus still appeared to be running despite disabling all components in CIS and could not be disabled.
- Fixed the “TDT agent is not working” issue.
- Fixed the “Intel TDT driver not loaded” issue.
- Fixed the issue of displaying the IntelTDT options on the UI with not supported CPU. If the CPU does not support TDT, it will be written to the log, and then unload tdt.dll. Users will be able to manually delete TDT’s log files.
- Fixed an issue with CIS crashing after uninstalling the old version and installing the new beta version.
- Fixed an issue where firewall settings caused the internet connection is being cut after installation of CIS 2024 Beta.
- Fixed issues with cmd/diskpart or diskadminisration such as not being able to clean up all or create new volumes and formatted/deleted data/files restoring themselves after formation.
- Fixed translation errors in Russian, French, Polish, Italian and Portuguese.
Thank you for your patience, we look forward to seeing the results of your experience with the new beta.
Kind regards,
Comodo Team
I am when it will be availble on Linux. The whitelisting module already works on linux, sadly not for ubuntu default package (program) manager. In linux the only other free AV option is ClamAV (Comodo should do better).Whose going to try out the AV to see what it borks? I nominate Simmer is one of his VM's.![]()
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It was a small update for some improvements, not a bug.It seems like there is a bug where the "check for updates" feature keeps finding an available update again.
I was getting that too, not it's fine.It seems like there is a bug where the "check for updates" feature keeps finding an available update again.
CAVL has been tried and buggy back then in Linux. One has to know Linux though, not just to be able install a prefabbed version of, or be able to use package managers. As mentioned above it's been known to bork things and compatibility with certain distros is a nope, better know what you are doing.I am when it will be availble on Linux. The whitelisting module already works on linux, sadly not for ubuntu default package (program) manager. In linux the only other free AV option is ClamAV (Comodo should do better).
Saw that the other week A least there's some progress and it'll be interesting to see what bugs are fixed though I've never really suffered with any. Just glad to see some progress. Only testing CF at the moment, hips disabled as that got to be a hassle for whitelisting every time my OEM software did an update but runs smooth.The Comodo forum states that the third beta will be out in December and likely the final version in February. Beta 2 is functioning smoothly, but I'm contemplating experimenting with another software.
Ah I see. CD makes sense for using MD but Cyberlock not needed with CFW containment enabled. I've used Hard_Configurator and SWH but not paired with CF but really with CF features enabled, there's not much need for a AV other than built-in unless your after lower resource usage.@ErzCrz, My preferred security is Comodo Firewall. I don't need another, but I'm considering experimenting with a different security software on the test system. I tested and had a great experience with CyberLock and ConfigureDefender. System hardening doesn't interest me because of its inconvenience. I might give ESET a try with custom settings.
I don't use any AV, including Defender, on my system. Comodo Firewall is my preference, although I enjoyed using CyberLock for a while. If CF wasn't an option, I'd definitely go with CL.Ah I see. CD makes sense for using MD but Cyberlock not needed with CFW containment enabled. I've used Hard_Configurator and SWH but not paired with CF but really with CF features enabled, there's not much need for a AV other than built-in unless your after lower resource usage.