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<blockquote data-quote="cruelsister" data-source="post: 595695" data-attributes="member: 7463"><p>Yash- Excellent post. But just to clarify my stance on CF vs CCAV, please note that I don't consider CCAV as inferior but as not as elegant.</p><p></p><p>1). The difference here is that although I could run either product on my system without issue, many people do not have computers that are as quick as mine (needless to say, I built my own). So when I evaluate a product, I take into consideration running the product on a sub-optimal hardware setup that many of our Brothers and Sisters may have. Here CF without any doubt will run more efficiently than CCAV.</p><p></p><p>2). CCAV is really still a work in progress as there will be a greater tie-in with Valkyrie which is also not yet mature. Perhaps once everything is in place CCAV will be the ultimate Cats Meow, but as we exist in the present and not the future I will reserve my accolades. until then.</p><p></p><p>3). CF is a good deal more customizable. Whenever I get a chance (hopefully soon) I will be pushing out a CF video that can be used by a 6 year old that will provide superb protection without any choices to be made.</p><p></p><p>So to sum up (and keeping in mind that I am the Number 1 Comodo Fangirl), I prefer CF.</p><p></p><p>Woodrow- Yes, it is a big deal that these are being detected by Comodo. This should NEVER happen. What I want you to do is to open up task manager and get back to me with the number of Explorer.exe listings you see there (it would be easier in Win 7). You show only see one. Also, the svchost.exe that is being isolated- right click on it where it shows up in the Comodo GUI and look at Properties. Where is the svchost located?</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="cruelsister, post: 595695, member: 7463"] Yash- Excellent post. But just to clarify my stance on CF vs CCAV, please note that I don't consider CCAV as inferior but as not as elegant. 1). The difference here is that although I could run either product on my system without issue, many people do not have computers that are as quick as mine (needless to say, I built my own). So when I evaluate a product, I take into consideration running the product on a sub-optimal hardware setup that many of our Brothers and Sisters may have. Here CF without any doubt will run more efficiently than CCAV. 2). CCAV is really still a work in progress as there will be a greater tie-in with Valkyrie which is also not yet mature. Perhaps once everything is in place CCAV will be the ultimate Cats Meow, but as we exist in the present and not the future I will reserve my accolades. until then. 3). CF is a good deal more customizable. Whenever I get a chance (hopefully soon) I will be pushing out a CF video that can be used by a 6 year old that will provide superb protection without any choices to be made. So to sum up (and keeping in mind that I am the Number 1 Comodo Fangirl), I prefer CF. Woodrow- Yes, it is a big deal that these are being detected by Comodo. This should NEVER happen. What I want you to do is to open up task manager and get back to me with the number of Explorer.exe listings you see there (it would be easier in Win 7). You show only see one. Also, the svchost.exe that is being isolated- right click on it where it shows up in the Comodo GUI and look at Properties. Where is the svchost located? [/QUOTE]
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