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<blockquote data-quote="j0j0" data-source="post: 950729" data-attributes="member: 92482">Yes, except SEP I also use Comodo firewall v12.2.7062 and when installing apps I always use &quot;TRAINING MODE&quot; in Comodo HIPS which is monitoring the installation and changes done in System. Comodo and SEP are working fine together, never had an issue.. .While searching the WEB, I have read somewhere that there is an issue with windows 10 and certifications for apps??.. and that you can disable the &quot;AuditBlockNonMicrosoftBinaries&quot; option by setting the regkeyHKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Services\SysPlant\Start to 4 (means disabling the ADC feature on the affected clients).Really can&#039;t think anything else that is messing with the installation of the latest SEP, and why is not affected the older v14.3.1169.0100 that I am using now and installed it again a month ago..No I don&#039;t have any policies.I am Using Win 10 x64 21H1 v19043.1083.Thank you for your time!</blockquote>

[QUOTE="j0j0, post: 950729, member: 92482"] Yes, except SEP I also use Comodo firewall v12.2.7062 and when installing apps I always use "TRAINING MODE" in Comodo HIPS which is monitoring the installation and changes done in System. Comodo and SEP are working fine together, never had an issue.. .While searching the WEB, I have read somewhere that there is an issue with windows 10 and certifications for apps??.. and that you can disable the "AuditBlockNonMicrosoftBinaries" option by setting the regkey HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Services\SysPlant\Start to 4 (means disabling the ADC feature on the affected clients). Really can't think anything else that is messing with the installation of the latest SEP, and why is not affected the older v14.3.1169.0100 that I am using now and installed it again a month ago.. No I don't have any policies. I am Using Win 10 x64 21H1 v19043.1083. Thank you for your time! [/QUOTE]

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