CFP 3.0.10.238 BETA - Questions about how it works[CLOSED]

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[kail]

Somewhere between "soon" and "immanently", I believe.

[AnotherOne]

Xenio:  your info suggested to me that the problem is not the DPI but the aspect ratio that is the problem.  I have a 16:9 monitor and your resolution as listed is higher than a regular 4:3 ratio.  You may be able to try a work-around that I am able to use:  After clicking the Summary button, press the right arrow key several times until the edge of the border of the key to the right appears.  You can then access the Firewall settings by pressing Enter, or you can press the right arrow key again and then press Enter to access the Defense+ settings.  It is a clumsy way of doing things, but it works for me.  The next version will iron that wrinkle out, I expect.

[rambo]

Gentlemen
I am just trying to get my head round the latest Beta.
Looks pretty good to me
I have a question please.
When looking at Summary-Proactive Defense i have 55Applications active and 56 waiting review.When i looked the 56 waiting review they were all unknown.Is there any reason why those 56 should not be removed.
Thanks and Regards

[jfd15]

hi,
     i dont really know where to post this - just wondering if someone else has the same experience..

   am running CFP 3 beta, works great, and  i scanned my computer with Resplendence Rootkit Hook

   Analyzer and it says 18 times that "Comodo Firewall Pro Sandbox Driver" is hooked or is hooking

  some other process....anyone else on here run the Rootkit Hook Analyzer(freeware), and did you

  get the same result or i just have a lousy rootkit?


i didnt know where else to post as i figured this was likely benign process...

[xenio]

Xenio:  your info suggested to me that the problem is not the DPI but the aspect ratio that is the problem.  I have a 16:9 monitor and your resolution as listed is higher than a regular 4:3 ratio.  You may be able to try a work-around that I am able to use:  After clicking the Summary button, press the right arrow key several times until the edge of the border of the key to the right appears.  You can then access the Firewall settings by pressing Enter, or you can press the right arrow key again and then press Enter to access the Defense+ settings.  It is a clumsy way of doing things, but it works for me.  The next version will iron that wrinkle out, I expect.

With my settings 26 inch nec 2690wuxi, 1920x1200 that is 16:10 aspect ratio, I normally use 115DPI a little less of 120 because in a 115DPI the fonts are a little small.
I cannot reach the buttons, I cannot see any buttons in the top bar and no options in the right part of the window.
Different resolutions make different result.
Anyway if I set to 96DPI every thing works well.
Some screenshot with different resolution here:

[malbeth]

Well what else would you expect from a memory-resident security program? Just run there and wait for every other program to come nicely asking for permissions? :P

EDIT: smiley...

[malbeth]

This solely depends on what those programs are. Generally they are removed from that list when:
a) their files are deleted (still needs manual Purging)
b) user deems them safe and removes them manually
c) they are sent to Comodo for review, reviewed, and are deemed safe (haven't seen this yet)

[rambo]

Thanks.
Most are deleted and a few are new.
I have sent to Comodo for review.
I am advised that there is one suspicious file---Sabbho.dll.
What should i do next?
Regards

[Rednose]

Are you using Super Ad Blocker 

This legitimate BHO (SABBHO.dll) is related to Super Ad Blocker

From here :

http://www.file.net/process/sabbho.dll.html


If you don't use Super Ad Blocker the file could be malware related, and you should upload the file to http://virusscan.jotti.org and/or http://www.virustotal.com for analisis.

Greetz, Red.

[jfd15]

im sorry, i just dont know what it means...18 entries in red letters....its nothing then?

[rambo]

Yes,i am using Super AdBlocker.A very useful program.
What next please?
Philip

[malbeth]

If you can't currently interpret the results you get from running RRHA, your first task would appear to be educating yourself in that software's functionality. Harsh but true.

[malbeth]

looks like step b) from above for sabbho.dll then, no? ;))

[rambo]

Sorry.i am not with you.
Would you mind explaining?
Thanks

[malbeth]

if you believe sabbho.dll is a part of Super Ad Blocker, which you use, and you believe that program safe, then you may safely remove sabbho.dll from watch list manually

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