Defence + has blocked "x" suspicious attempts[RESOLVED]

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[Tizmoz]

I have an application ( C:\Program files\Acer\Acer bio protection\Pwdbank.exe ) which is trying to access memory and the target is C:\Programs files\COMODO\COMODO internet security\cfp.exe

I understand the file in question is for the automatic entering of login details via certain website in Internet Explorer, i believe this file is safe as it was shipped with my Acer laptop. So my question is that is it safe, the action which it is attempting? and how do i allow this application?

Any help would be much appreciated, thks in advance

[EricJH]

When it doesn't affect how that application works then there is no reason to change anything.

[Matty_R]

As Eric has stated if this doesn`t affect the running of the application then it is fine to leave it. If however you find it clogging your Defence+ logs or wan`t it to cease you need to add it as an exception to the Comodo Internet Security entry in Computer Security Policy.To do this->

Defence+/Advanced/Computer Security Policy->Find the entry Comodo Internet Security and double click it->In the new window choose "Protection Settings" and click on "Modify" next to "Interprocess Memory Access"->Now Add and find it in Running processes or Browse to it.
APPLY to close all windows.

Matt

[Tizmoz]

Thanks for the help i'll give it a try when i get back on my own lappy, it is affecting the programs functionally so would like to get it sorted, thanks for the advice! 

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