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« on: December 29, 2008, 01:56:48 AM »

I've just upgraded from Comodo 2.x to CIS 3.5.57173.439. When I plug my headphones into the front jack on my system, the SoundMAX control panel detects them and opens its usual popup. I confirm by clicking Ok (twice... it's badly designed). Then the computer locks up, and I have to do a hard reset.

I've made no other changes to the configuration. In fact, I was using the headphones a couple of hours ago, and they worked fine. Did the Comodo upgrade, and bam, headphones are killed.

I fully uninstalled Comodo 2.x before installing 3.x. I installed 3.x in "Firewall Only" mode. Firewall was in Custom mode; Defense+ was Disabled. I've tried setting both "Training" mode. No help. Same result every time: plug in headphones, click Ok, Ok, and the system locks up. The configuration is ASUS P5Q-E motherboard, Intel Core 2 Duo CPU, WinXP Pro SP2. I've been using the system for weeks, running Far Cry 2, Fallout 3, Office 2003, Adobe CS4... all with absolutely no problems.

Before I go any further, does anyone have any suggestions on things I might try to resolve this issue, or narrow it down? Otherwise, I'll be filing a full bug report and/or reverting to Comodo 2.x. Thanks!
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« Reply #1 on: December 30, 2008, 10:19:32 AM »

Okay, so no advice, from Comodo or anyone else. No problem... I simply uninstalled Comodo 3.x. Guess what: my headphone detection now works correctly again.

This sort of thing is unacceptable. I like the features of Comodo 3, but it JUST DOES NOT WORK.

Goodbye, and thanks for at least building a decent uninstaller.
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