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<blockquote data-quote="cruelsister" data-source="post: 1053308" data-attributes="member: 7463">For any curious, the installer package will open with these choices:Essentially it is 3 in 1. Clicking both the AV and Firewall will yield CIS; unchecking the FW will yield CAV; unchecking the AV will yield my preferred and suggested CF.As before I see no need for the AV component which just adds an on-demand scanner (especially as the FW already has VirusScope and more importantly File Rating). As each will have different default settings, one should choose wisely (CF). The FW settings can be done as with previous builds, and the resultant protection afforded is the same.Finally please note that Containment is the strength of Comodo. Passing on Comodo because of an inadequate AV scanner is like passing on a Ferrari 356 because it doesn&#039;t have a glove box latch (actually knew someone like that, a pretentious a**hole).[ATTACH=full]277858[/ATTACH]</blockquote>

[QUOTE="cruelsister, post: 1053308, member: 7463"] For any curious, the installer package will open with these choices: Essentially it is 3 in 1. Clicking both the AV and Firewall will yield CIS; unchecking the FW will yield CAV; unchecking the AV will yield my preferred and suggested CF. As before I see no need for the AV component which just adds an on-demand scanner (especially as the FW already has VirusScope and more importantly File Rating). As each will have different default settings, one should choose wisely (CF). The FW settings can be done as with previous builds, and the resultant protection afforded is the same. Finally please note that Containment is the strength of Comodo. Passing on Comodo because of an inadequate AV scanner is like passing on a Ferrari 356 because it doesn't have a glove box latch (actually knew someone like that, a pretentious a**hole). [ATTACH type="full"]277858[/ATTACH] [/QUOTE]

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