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<blockquote data-quote="simmerskool" data-source="post: 817759" data-attributes="member: 61091">I saw Andy&#039;s post the other day (could not find it last night) suggesting if running cf@cs (cruelcomodo) don&#039;t run H_C, or osarmor, or syshardener, or voodooshield.&nbsp; I&#039;ve been using cf@cs for many months, and installed H_C a few weeks ago with default settings, and I did not see any apparent conflict, and best I could tell H_C was doing its thing, saw no slowdown. (Also a great thread for knowledge). BUT I was checking into cf settings since it has updated to v12, and decided to disable H_C.&nbsp; I was going to uninstall H_C but got the popup warning about reverting to windows (7) defaults, so I left H_C installed but disable or rather not enabled.&nbsp; So the question is about redundancy.&nbsp; Does H_C offer a layer of protection not provided by cf@cs? I imagine if yes, then tweaks are needed.&nbsp; What about voodooshield with cf@cs, does VS offer any additional protection, or just redundant? I asked Dan about this in the past, but he was not familiar enough with cf to comment, but said if there&#039;s no conflict, ok to leave VS installed. feedback / explanations welcome.&nbsp; thanks!</blockquote>

[QUOTE="simmerskool, post: 817759, member: 61091"] I saw Andy's post the other day (could not find it last night) suggesting if running cf@cs (cruelcomodo) don't run H_C, or osarmor, or syshardener, or voodooshield. I've been using cf@cs for many months, and installed H_C a few weeks ago with default settings, and I did not see any apparent conflict, and best I could tell H_C was doing its thing, saw no slowdown. (Also a great thread for knowledge). BUT I was checking into cf settings since it has updated to v12, and decided to disable H_C. I was going to uninstall H_C but got the popup warning about reverting to windows (7) defaults, so I left H_C installed but disable or rather not enabled. So the question is about [U]redundancy[/U]. Does H_C offer a layer of protection not provided by cf@cs? I imagine if yes, then tweaks are needed. What about voodooshield with cf@cs, does VS offer any additional protection, or just redundant? I asked Dan about this in the past, but he was not familiar enough with cf to comment, but said if there's no conflict, ok to leave VS installed. feedback / explanations welcome. thanks! [/QUOTE]

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