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<blockquote data-quote="Terry Ganzi" data-source="post: 943911" data-attributes="member: 18831"><p>Do not use training mode, I repeat don&#039;t use training mode, it will lower security, First order of installing CFW is to let it do what it have to, When it is finish it will tell you to restart the PC do that then when fully booted, go to configure firewall put it in proactive mode, then go to hips turn it off, then put the interface of the firewall in advance view, go to task hit the update button, when finish hit the scan button, this will take a couple seconds when it&#039;s finish, 8 options on the left 3 on the right will be there in a small box for you to use, if the OS that you&#039;re on is fresh hit trusted in the box on the upper right hand side, if the OS isn&#039;t fresh press on the untrusted file it will be highlighted in blue, it will give you a read out telling you if the said file is OS related or from any soft you have installed, it will also give you a link to the folder in which the file is in, so you can use VirusTotal or any verification site of your choosing to make sure the file is safe, if you don&#039;t know of any sites to verify a file,use Comodo own verifier, hit task go in to containment press on Watch Activity you will get a prompt asking you if to allow a file to run say yes and it will download killSwitch it&#039;s around 8mb install that, KillSwitch will be launched but that is not what you really want, what you want is an app in Killswitch name Auto-Run Analyzer, Go in to tools on killswitch options select it and let it run (make sure to pin them both to task bar) Killswitch by default runs in standard mode look to the bottom right side of killswitch and you will see a shield to run as admin reason for running it in admin mode is you will get more option, anyway Auto-run analyzer helps comodo whitelist stuff that comodo has miss and it helps verify stuff more easily so you will get less blockage occurring, I will post some images they should help make things be more easy on you.</p></blockquote><p></p>

[QUOTE="Terry Ganzi, post: 943911, member: 18831"] Do not use training mode, I repeat don't use training mode, it will lower security, First order of installing CFW is to let it do what it have to, When it is finish it will tell you to restart the PC do that then when fully booted, go to configure firewall put it in proactive mode, then go to hips turn it off, then put the interface of the firewall in advance view, go to task hit the update button, when finish hit the scan button, this will take a couple seconds when it's finish, 8 options on the left 3 on the right will be there in a small box for you to use, if the OS that you're on is fresh hit trusted in the box on the upper right hand side, if the OS isn't fresh press on the untrusted file it will be highlighted in blue, it will give you a read out telling you if the said file is OS related or from any soft you have installed, it will also give you a link to the folder in which the file is in, so you can use VirusTotal or any verification site of your choosing to make sure the file is safe, if you don't know of any sites to verify a file,use Comodo own verifier, hit task go in to containment press on Watch Activity you will get a prompt asking you if to allow a file to run say yes and it will download killSwitch it's around 8mb install that, KillSwitch will be launched but that is not what you really want, what you want is an app in Killswitch name Auto-Run Analyzer, Go in to tools on killswitch options select it and let it run (make sure to pin them both to task bar) Killswitch by default runs in standard mode look to the bottom right side of killswitch and you will see a shield to run as admin reason for running it in admin mode is you will get more option, anyway Auto-run analyzer helps comodo whitelist stuff that comodo has miss and it helps verify stuff more easily so you will get less blockage occurring, I will post some images they should help make things be more easy on you. [/QUOTE]

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