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« on: July 03, 2007, 04:28:13 AM »

I often launch the CPUMon to see how much my CP is engaged.
Unfortunately, I can't remember what it used to read when I was using Kaspersky Anti-Hacker.
Now that I'm using Comodo Firewall Pro v.2.4.18.184, I can see the CPUMon's graph jump regularly ut to 50-100% every 3-5 seconds, even when an Internet site is just opened and no action is unfertaken on my part.
With that in view, I am wondering if:
- it is typical of CPF and this is its usual behavior, and one should not worry about it;
- there is something wrong with its settings, or
- maybe it doesn't feel quite friendly towards my Anti-Virus AVG, or
- there is something else.
Pleasу  advise.
Thank you  Viva Comodo
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« Reply #1 on: July 03, 2007, 08:31:06 AM »

Welcome to the forum, evergreen. Wave

-Typical for many, untypical for others.  Yes, one should worry about it because it appears to be a bug
-Nothing wrong with the settings, also disabling Monitor Dll Injections can solve the cmdagent.exe issue
-maybe, but unlikely as there are no reported cpu issues with AVG that I'm aware of
-there is; like setting the logs.log file to read-only

I recommend this grand ** FAQs/Threads - Read Me First ** (available as the sticky thread in the Help board):
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In the current v3 alpha, the cpu issue seems to be eliminated except for some Vista users.
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