That is a different problem than the browser crashing on start up. If I understand correctly Chrome is freezing on start up but it will start. When it runs part of the time tabs are not loading and extensions crash (although not enabled). Excluding them in CIS does not help.
It looks like the problem may not be with CIS. Are you willing to uninstall CIS and see if the problem persists or not? Don’t forget to export your active configuration to a folder that is not part of the CIS installation folder in case you want to import it.
ok. tried this chrome edition on windows 10 pro x64 fresh install and cis do not works. the main gui sometimes freeze and the firewall is making strange things with network adapter. when disabling the cis network driver my network works again.
time to cis 9 shows up with windows 10 “real” compatibility…
turns out that was something related to some registry entries faulting. I deleted some cis related entries, reinstalled cis and its working now.
the problem is that its supposed to work out of the box and in my case windows 10 was just installed (oh! all updates installed too before cis installation). cis didnt work. thats the problem.
imagine if all users need to have advanced tech knowledge (to dig into windows registry) to just install cis… its going to be, atleast, a pain in the n$ts…
everyones related to network adapter, tap adapter, cis-tray entries, shell extension entries and (dont remember well) I guess some entry related to cis startup processes.
I didnt deleted the hole comodo flags on registry. I deleted only some entries in the comodo entry folders of registries. (dont know if im writing right)
@Comodo (John Buchanan, BuketB): I would simply refrain from issuing any release dates, even if they are estimated. Doing so causes more problems than they’re worth and, in some cases, may result in a product being released prematurely that isn’t thoroughly tested.
The problem with development is that it is hard to predict. There may be unexpected bugs causing set backs … :-\ That doesn’t mean I wouldn’t love to get my hands on a beta release.
Why don’t you create a new thread called Pointless speculation about the next CIS release for posts like yours so that forum members looking for useful information can save time.
CIS development has always been like this.
Developers need time to adress all the major bugs a new release can bring with and that takes time.
It’s difficult to guess the exact release date, that’s why people here always say “it will be out when it’s ready”.
I actually agree with this, but usually other users push to have an estimated release date, so developers give them a date… and here the problems happen because people expect to have the new release on that date.
About CIS problems/issues… CIS is like this, it’s very difficult to update from a major release to another. And this is even more true if you update your OS as well.
So, I suggest to follow the indications:
uninstall CIS before updating the OS (using Comodo removal tool and cleaning all the traces from computer and registry)
update the OS
make a fresh installation of CIS
This doesn’t mean you won’t have any issue, but at least this can work for most of users.
Hi yro,
All issues can be bad for business, but in business issues are also unfortunately expected to and do occur at times.
There are so many system variables that some issues are bound to happen with new operating systems.
Bug reporting is the best method to get issues looked at. Bug Reports - CIS Required Format For Reporting Bugs
But I cant help. I neeeeeeeeeed to ask!!! Special when BuketB told us it will be released on the first week of the month…