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This is beyond my knowledge, I am no expertOriginally Posted by Grr
It was already set as Ask but for out only. Now set it for both out+in. Lets c what happens.
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It is not working. The process just showed back in taskmanager
I suggest you request for support at the Comodo forum.
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As I said in chatbox, Installing comodo on my 64 bit windows 7 resulted in BSOD, so I will try to find the solution using VMware if it works. But that's gonnatake some time.
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ok, i'll wait..
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Just browse to Firewall tasks>> advanced>>Network Security Policy >> Application Rules >> Windows updater application. Right click on the rule to edit it. Set Ask for both TCP or UDP and direction in/out. This should do the trick.ok, i'll wait..
If it still doesn't do the trick, I am afraid you need to check your system for malware as the file that you are talking about may be infected.
Read this :
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Isnt this the same thing that I mentioned here ???
PS: If possible download Dr.web cure it portable scanner and run a complete scan, it will remove malwares/viruses.
Last edited by Ashwin; 31-07-10 at 11:44 AM.
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Its almost same thing with a small addition. I just added "direction" to it.Isnt this the same thing that I mentioned here ???
PS: If possible download Dr.web cure it portable scanner and run a complete scan, it will remove malwares/viruses.
PS : It looks like you added that too in next reply.
Last edited by Avinash; 31-07-10 at 12:23 PM.
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ok. I hope this works for Grr
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Setting is both TCP+UDP in/out Ask. Still it loads.
Scanned with MBAM, SAS, Hitman - nothing found.
Did not completed the scan for as it was taking a lot of time.
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Open Internet explorer and check for windows updates by opening update.microsoft.comSetting is both TCP+UDP in/out Ask. Still it loads.
Scanned with MBAM, SAS, Hitman - nothing found.
Did not completed the scan for as it was taking a lot of time.
See if you have any high priority updates available.
Maybe a critical update is available for your OS.
BTW which OS/Service pack are you using?
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