Cudni
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Someshire
| reply to Fin
Re: Hostage of Comodo Firewall Pro
Why using third party removal tool? What happens if you remove via Add/Remove progs? What happens then, what are the error messages with network card, if any?
Cudni
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Fin
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join:2003-02-22
EU
| said by Cudni  :Why using third party removal tool? What happens if you remove via Add/Remove progs? What happens then, what are the error messages with network card, if any? Cudni Revo uses Comodo's tool to remove it, then looks for files/registry keys which weren't removed.
There aren't error messages, the network tray icon just shows a yellow triangle (limited connectivity) instead of the regular blue/green planet.
@get the rebels: I didn't ask at the official forums, as similar problems were extensively debated in various threads, but the instructions didn't help in my case... |
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Cudni
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Someshire
| you might have to set up manually the card. Is it set to pick the ip address automatically?
»www.microsoft.com/windowsxp/usin···ons.mspx
Cudni
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"Mercifully, he hit him with the soft end of the pistol."
Help yourself so God can help you.
Microsoft MVP, 2006 - 2008 |
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Fin
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EU
| Yep, I tried configuring it both ways: 1) IP/DNS assigned by the router, and 2) user defined IPs with router's DHCP turned off. If Comodo is installed, it works both ways, otherwise the situation won't change, no matter how I set up the card... |
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