- Jan 17, 2014
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By default I believe it is bugged but I believe I found a different one.
I bought this new laptop and I decided to go with Comodo IS because this is a lower end machine so just using comodo would free up some RAM because I wouldn't have to layer programs. Problem is, The sandbox and the HIPS wouldn't work correctly after a restart. To test them I decided to write a simple shutdown batch file that I use to test all instances of comodo I have installed on machines. Before restart I would run said file and HIPS would notify of execution then the file would be sandboxed.
After restart HIPS would no notify and would not sandbox and computer would shutdown. The file was not in the trusted file list either so it should have been stopped by HIPS
Seeing if maybe this was another bug I wrote another batch file and tried it and same thing happened. Allowed right through.
I tried 2 fresh installs of comodo and same thing happened.
Anyone else ran into this bug? or have any idea what may have been causing it?
No other security softs were installed.
I bought this new laptop and I decided to go with Comodo IS because this is a lower end machine so just using comodo would free up some RAM because I wouldn't have to layer programs. Problem is, The sandbox and the HIPS wouldn't work correctly after a restart. To test them I decided to write a simple shutdown batch file that I use to test all instances of comodo I have installed on machines. Before restart I would run said file and HIPS would notify of execution then the file would be sandboxed.
After restart HIPS would no notify and would not sandbox and computer would shutdown. The file was not in the trusted file list either so it should have been stopped by HIPS
Seeing if maybe this was another bug I wrote another batch file and tried it and same thing happened. Allowed right through.
I tried 2 fresh installs of comodo and same thing happened.
Anyone else ran into this bug? or have any idea what may have been causing it?
No other security softs were installed.