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Yeah, that sux, I remember you were sick
SHvFl Configuration
- Thread starter SHvFl
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- Nov 19, 2014
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Added: HMPA(free)
Removed: Nothing
Has a few useful features even in the free version so i am giving it a run.
Removed: Nothing
Has a few useful features even in the free version so i am giving it a run.
- Aug 2, 2015
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By free version, I assume that you mean the phase after the trial expires.
What features are available then? Haven't tried HMPA yet
- Nov 19, 2014
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Yes, everything black or red doesn't work. Rest work. You can have free from start by just not activating a license.
http://i.imgur.com/pmDzosK.png
- Dec 27, 2016
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Great! And is there an option to active the skipped trial anytime later?
- Nov 19, 2014
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I didn't try it but it seems it does when you click the click to activate on the bottom right of my image.
- Dec 27, 2016
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The activate option should popup a window that may or may not have the option to start the trial. Anyways, checking it out
- Nov 19, 2014
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Added: Nothing
Removed: Crystal Security, Zemana Am
I don't really need live or second opinion scanners at this time.
Removed: Crystal Security, Zemana Am
I don't really need live or second opinion scanners at this time.
- Nov 19, 2014
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Added: Nothing
Removed: HMPA
Cleaning is done. Nothing else to remove.
Removed: HMPA
Cleaning is done. Nothing else to remove.
I like your "Light Setup"...my kinda thing
Why not manual/notify for Windows Updates instead of Deferred updates?
This week probably CCAV with full Valkyrie power is going to be released, are you going to give a try? (I like the logic & internal working that improved usability)
Woodrow, a member here created a good wish for CCAV here
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Don't know you are a member in Comodo forum or not?
If you are, would be good to get your vote
What do you think of the wish & my post in that thread?
Why not manual/notify for Windows Updates instead of Deferred updates?
This week probably CCAV with full Valkyrie power is going to be released, are you going to give a try? (I like the logic & internal working that improved usability)
Woodrow, a member here created a good wish for CCAV here
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Don't know you are a member in Comodo forum or not?
If you are, would be good to get your vote
What do you think of the wish & my post in that thread?
- Nov 19, 2014
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I defer updates because MS seems to break things way too often for my liking.I like your "Light Setup"...my kinda thing
Why not manual/notify for Windows Updates instead of Deferred updates?
This week probably CCAV with full Valkyrie power is going to be released, are you going to give a try? (I like the logic & internal working that improved usability)
Woodrow, a member here created a good wish for CCAV here
Login
Don't know you are a member in Comodo forum or not?
If you are, would be good to get your vote
What do you think of the wish & my post in that thread?
CCAV is in a ban list. I will never use it ever again. They used all their chances for me. Yeah i am a comodo member and voted for you. Basically they should kill CCAV and fix CIS. This whole program is sad.
I think manual would be good instead of deferred...I use manual through group policy & works fine.
Mark my words...eventually CCAV is going to replace CIS
- Nov 19, 2014
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Probably they will get merged to 1 program.I think manual would be good instead of deferred...I use manual through group policy & works fine.
Mark my words...eventually CCAV is going to replace CIS
Manual update would not work because not all issues appear on all pc. So even if people don't report issues i might have them. So with defer you wait a few months and they might fix the issues.
You mean with defer updates, you can defer selective updates?
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EIS has more problems than EAM. WF on the other hand doesn't do outbound notifications so this is why i do EAM+WFC.
For defer updates it installs only security updates and the rest install after a few months.
Ah I see, I didn't see that you used WFC. That makes more sense now. That is a powerful combo.
Sphinx or Binisoft? Is it any different from using GlassWire?
- Nov 19, 2014
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Binisoft. I never tried Glasswire and never will because it's too expensive compared.
Agreed, GlassWire is expensive for the paid version (which only additionally grants you the ability to view logs over a longer period of time, "devices on your network", and network "prompts" instead of "click-to-block"). IMO, GlassWire free is as good as the paid version for single device home-use.
I'll look into WFC, however EIS is still a tempting choice knowing that Emsisoft does eventually fix issues with their software.
Thanks for the information.
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