3.0.14.276 (32-bit): Half-Dead GUI

[Timewarp]

Bump.

As I do not want to open new topic on old bug, and since this is still present with latest version,
maybe it is good to keep this on top. There is a easy way to see for yourself what is dll that is
making your Comodo GUI slow. Download Filemon, a small program from Systernals (just google it)
and run it. Use filter cfp.exe and watch what files it is accessing constantly. Most probably it
will be some dll that application uses to hook onto keboard, like Logitech or to screen, like Ati Tray Tools. These dll’s should be examined by development team, as root of problem is there.

[Saxx]

@Timewarp post:61

Download Filemon, a small program from Systernals (just google it)
and run it. Use filter cfp.exe and watch what files it is accessing constantly. Most probably it
will be some dll that application uses to hook onto keboard, like Logitech or to screen, like Ati Tray Tools. These dll’s should be examined by development team, as root of problem is there.

In my case is dm2.dll (regards the dm2 program).

[pitzelberger]

RTSUltraMonHook.dll in ultramon 2.7.1. , as already several time posted by me.

[Timewarp]

Bump

[panic]

One of the developers (umesh) has posted this morning that the Utlramon GUI slowdown bug will be addressed in a March update.

Hang in there guys.

Ewen

[Timewarp]

Thanks for heads up Ewen, i only hope that it will also resolve problems with Ati Tray Tools, DM2, Visual Task Tips and other programs which interacts badly with Comodo GUI.

[Saxx]

@Timewarp post:66

Thanks for heads up Ewen, i only hope that it will also resolve problems with Ati Tray Tools, DM2, Visual Task Tips and other programs which interacts badly with Comodo GUI.

I hope too!
CFP is a wonderful firewall but this problem unfortunately make it really insufferable.