Now there's worse, I mean really musch worse.
The fact is I just discoverd some week ago that developers of CIS not only upgraded their version of CIS since a few weeks to one that consumes some 80% of CPU, to me and a few others (the cmdagent case), but I've come to the conclusion that COMODO leaves so much stuff on your PC while uninstalling it on your PC "the normal way", so much in fact you won't beleve your eyes.
Yes, after the last normal uninstall of CIS I was left with over 8000 registry entries. Not possible ? If so I can prove it. The thing is after an install or an uninstall (that I'm not sure), every program including Comodo makes some temperory files.
Comodo CIS makes over 8000 of them. Now they get deleted, so that's OK. But this is what I found out: every temp file makes a corresponding "long" registry entry. When the temp files are removed, by yourself or by Comodo (I hope - I'm not sure, c'se I move them myself from time to time ), the registry entries are left over and they will stay there forever.
So yes this too is indispensable.