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	<title>Comments on: Windows Software Firewalls Evaluation Rolls On</title>
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		<title>By: knacker</title>
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		<dc:creator>knacker</dc:creator>
		<pubDate>Thu, 11 Oct 2007 01:46:21 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description>I installed this older version 2.4 on three systems replacing the Sunbelt Kerio firewall I was using. Two of the systems have not experienced a problem after about 5 weeks. My main system was a different story though.

I had problems with the third thing you mentioned, &quot;User’s system slows down dramatically after install.&quot; My Windows XP Pro had not been reinstalled for a year and a half and I had been putting it off. Because I had been experiencing problems I decided it was time to do just that. After everything was in, I installed the 2.4 version of Comodo again and immediately had the same slowdown. It was so bad that it took two hours to full boot the system and I couldn&#039;t be sure things were running properly.

I used a boot disk to start the system and disable the firewall. Now everything was fine except I had only my router as a firewall.

Extensive searching of the Comodo forums gave me a quick fix. In the Security tab under Advanced is a section call Application Behavior Analysis. Click Configure and a window pops up with all options checked. Unchecking Monitor DLL Injections allowed me to start the firewall and run normally now. It is suggested to shut down an application at a time and reenable this option but my system is so slow with this enabled that Comodo Firewall 5 would likely be out before I got through all of my applications. For now I&#039;ll just run it with the option unchecked. I&#039;m hoping this is resolved in the final version 3.

One last thing about another slowdown. Users of uTorrent can experience extreme slowdowns in their torrents with this firewall. A search in the forums for &quot;firewall slowdown utorrent&quot; give good advice on resolving this.</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>I installed this older version 2.4 on three systems replacing the Sunbelt Kerio firewall I was using. Two of the systems have not experienced a problem after about 5 weeks. My main system was a different story though.</p>
<p>I had problems with the third thing you mentioned, &#8220;User’s system slows down dramatically after install.&#8221; My Windows XP Pro had not been reinstalled for a year and a half and I had been putting it off. Because I had been experiencing problems I decided it was time to do just that. After everything was in, I installed the 2.4 version of Comodo again and immediately had the same slowdown. It was so bad that it took two hours to full boot the system and I couldn&#8217;t be sure things were running properly.</p>
<p>I used a boot disk to start the system and disable the firewall. Now everything was fine except I had only my router as a firewall.</p>
<p>Extensive searching of the Comodo forums gave me a quick fix. In the Security tab under Advanced is a section call Application Behavior Analysis. Click Configure and a window pops up with all options checked. Unchecking Monitor DLL Injections allowed me to start the firewall and run normally now. It is suggested to shut down an application at a time and reenable this option but my system is so slow with this enabled that Comodo Firewall 5 would likely be out before I got through all of my applications. For now I&#8217;ll just run it with the option unchecked. I&#8217;m hoping this is resolved in the final version 3.</p>
<p>One last thing about another slowdown. Users of uTorrent can experience extreme slowdowns in their torrents with this firewall. A search in the forums for &#8220;firewall slowdown utorrent&#8221; give good advice on resolving this.</p>
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