Comodo AV Database update page

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[eXPerience]

Most\if not all Other companies manage to do it 

Most other companies only blacklist. Comodo withlists also.

eXPerience

[JoWa]

It would be nice if the update page showed the number of white-listed files.

[Kyle]

Most other companies only blacklist. Comodo withlists also.

eXPerience

How about Norton? 

[eXPerience]

How about Norton? 

Well, like Kaspersky, they also use whitelist. But hey, you're not going to say that norton aint bloated either...

eXPerience

[Kyle]

Nope I'm not, since we're talking about comodo just using NIS as an example, whitelist and black list. smaller db size,.


also interesting article here..
http://www.technewsworld.com/rsstory/64756.html?wlc=1257674406

[summersky]

Melih thanks this info was missing and helps a lot.

[Melih]

at every major release, we have improved performance and security.....v4 will be no exception....We are continually improving every aspect of CIS. V4 will introduce yet another new concept as far as Internet security Suites are concerned...that will make it without a doubt the most powerful Security suite in the world!

Melih

[HeffeD]

It is huge, but it has never caused me any problems when updating.

Neither did I until 3.12 was released. Now I get an unresponsive system for 5-10 minutes when the first update happens after the OS starts. It's not like it has to even be a large update. I can restart my system immediately after the database has updated and it will still lock me out while it has to do whatever it has to do with that giant database. So it obviously hasn't had enough time to get many updated definitions. (if any)

And it's not like my system is lacking resources either.
AMD Athlon 64 X2 Dual Core 4200+ 2.2GHz
2GB RAM
222GB free disk space...
(Running XP Pro SP2)

[Dch48]

Neither did I until 3.12 was released. Now I get an unresponsive system for 5-10 minutes when the first update happens after the OS starts. It's not like it has to even be a large update. I can restart my system immediately after the database has updated and it will still lock me out while it has to do whatever it has to do with that giant database. So it obviously hasn't had enough time to get many updated definitions. (if any)

And it's not like my system is lacking resources either.
AMD Athlon 64 X2 Dual Core 4200+ 2.2GHz
2GB RAM
222GB free disk space...
(Running XP Pro SP2)

That's strange, it doesn't happen to me. When I first boot up,everything is normal and I might get the popup saying the database is being updated 2 or 3 times, but it never causes any slowdowns at all. I can browse, check mail, or do anything else I want.  My system specs are way below yours too. I have XP SP3.

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