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<blockquote data-quote="simmerskool" data-source="post: 1029983" data-attributes="member: 61091">yes can agree with that, while at the same time admitting that I find the GUI &quot;awkward&quot; that may be limited to me...?&nbsp; For me it is not obvious or intuitive how the GUI uses colors, and placement of certain buttons. I am running H_C with Defender on this vm. A nice combo, &amp; relatively fast. Eg, what is the context of Apply Changes button to Switch OFF/ON SRP? SRP are currently ON and its button is green, ok... but if I click SRP button, it does change color to blue, but its text remains the same, ie OFF/ON, and I do see other things changing on the main screen, so then do I also have to hit the Apply Changes button? or then even reboot? I am sure this is all explained, and I have downloaded all of H_C docs, but don&#039;t always have time to read the finer details, and often there is no need to if and when the GUI is intuitive. Typically, I only read the finer details if I become aware of a problem. Usually, I am happy to run most software at default or recommended value, unless I have the time &amp; need to dig into it. I continue to think H_C is a great app despite my limitations.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="simmerskool, post: 1029983, member: 61091"] yes can agree with that, while at the same time admitting that I find the GUI "awkward" that may be limited to me...? For me it is not obvious or intuitive how the GUI uses colors, and placement of certain buttons. I am running H_C with Defender on this vm. A nice combo, & relatively fast. Eg, what is the context of Apply Changes button to Switch OFF/ON SRP? SRP are currently ON and its button is green, ok... but if I click SRP button, it does change color to blue, but its text remains the same, ie OFF/ON, and I do see other things changing on the main screen, so then do I also have to hit the Apply Changes button? or then even reboot? I am sure this is all explained, and I have downloaded all of H_C docs, but don't always have time to read the finer details, and often there is no need to if and when the GUI is intuitive. Typically, I only read the finer details if I become aware of a problem. Usually, I am happy to run most software at default or recommended value, unless I have the time & need to dig into it. I continue to think H_C is a [U]great[/U] app despite [U]my[/U] limitations. [/QUOTE]

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