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JoeBlack40 Acer laptop config
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Was it very difficult to get Comodo to work with Kaspersky?
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No, just install Kaspersky first.
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As Gandalf already replied,yep,thats the way to do it.First i installed KSC then CFW.They are working flawlessly together.
Thanks for the tip.
Hey Joe - Do you have Comodo at default or proactive setting?As Gandalf already replied,yep,thats the way to do it.First i installed KSC then CFW.They are working flawlessly together.
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Hey Mjiolnir....proactive settings right after installation,then the settings i already shown in my config post.
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Minor change....switched my main browser to Brave.Long time since i"ve tried it,i must say that now it's blazing fast.Way faster than Firefox and Edge at least for me.4 days were enough to convince me to make the change.
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Two changes...a big one because I bought today an Eset AV license for two years and replaced KSC free.Also minor one switched back my main browser to Firefox.
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I would remove Zemana entirely. The is no longer as good as it was.
~LDogg
~LDogg
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It's portable
sometimes i forgot that i have it and i run a scan every two months or so.And you are right,the days of glory for Zemana seems to be gone....
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But still leaves files on your machine. I'd have to check the thread/post I saw this on, by @boombastik.
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I found the threads which include 2 sets of code to remove remnants from ZAM and ZAL. Here is one set and here is the other one. Run both in any order and you should be good.
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