Clean PC mode or Train with safe mode

mai_mai · January 3, 2008, 3:50am

Hi guys, im new to this forum. I would like to ask what is the main difference with CLEAN PC MODE and TRAIN WITH SAFE MODE? and which one should i use. Thanks (:LGH)

MikeH · January 3, 2008, 4:41am

You should use both.
Double click the firewall icon in the task bar.
Click Miscellaneous.
Click Help.
Click the + sign to the left of Firewall Task Center.
Click Firewall Behavior Settings: This will answer your querry concerning firewall settings.
Click the + sign to the left of Defense+ Task Center
Click Defense+ Settings: This will answer your querry concerning defense+ settings.

Regards,
Mike

ganda · January 3, 2008, 5:23am

(:WAV) hi Mai 88)
EEhhmmm, lemme take care of this ;D
Defense+ setting :
Train with Safe Mode: While monitoring critical system activity, the firewall will automatically learn the activity of executables and applications certified as ‘Safe’ by Comodo. It will also automatically create ‘Allow’ rules these activities. For non-certified, unknown, applications, you will receive an alert whenever that application attempts to run. Should you choose, you can add that new application to the safe list by choosing ‘Treat this application as a Trusted Application’ at the alert. This will instruct the firewall not to generate an alert the next time it runs. If your machine is not new or known to be free of malware and other threats as in ‘Clean PC Mode’ then Train with Safe Mode’ is recommended setting for most users - combining the highest levels of security with an easy-to-manage number of Defense+ alerts.

Clean PC Mode: From the time you set the slider to ‘Clean PC Mode’, Defense+ will learn the activities of the applications currently installed on the computer while all new executables introduced to the system are monitored and controlled. This patent-pending mode of operation is the recommended option on a new computer or one that the user knows to be clean of malware and other threats. From this point onwards Defense+ will alert the user whenever a new, unrecognized application is being installed. In this mode, the files in ‘My Pending Files’ are excluded from being considered as clean and are monitored and controlled.

so, if you’re sure (i mean 100% sure) that your system is clean (i mean 100% clean), use clean pc mode, otherwise use training with safe mode.

O0 ( i love this smiley )

Ganda

system · January 3, 2008, 6:19am

ganda post:3:

(:WAV) hi Mai 88)
EEhhmmm, lemme take care of this ;D
Defense+ setting :
Train with Safe Mode: While monitoring critical system activity, the firewall will automatically learn the activity of executables and applications certified as ‘Safe’ by Comodo. It will also automatically create ‘Allow’ rules these activities. For non-certified, unknown, applications, you will receive an alert whenever that application attempts to run. Should you choose, you can add that new application to the safe list by choosing ‘Treat this application as a Trusted Application’ at the alert. This will instruct the firewall not to generate an alert the next time it runs. If your machine is not new or known to be free of malware and other threats as in ‘Clean PC Mode’ then Train with Safe Mode’ is recommended setting for most users - combining the highest levels of security with an easy-to-manage number of Defense+ alerts.

Clean PC Mode: From the time you set the slider to ‘Clean PC Mode’, Defense+ will learn the activities of the applications currently installed on the computer while all new executables introduced to the system are monitored and controlled. This patent-pending mode of operation is the recommended option on a new computer or one that the user knows to be clean of malware and other threats. From this point onwards Defense+ will alert the user whenever a new, unrecognized application is being installed. In this mode, the files in ‘My Pending Files’ are excluded from being considered as clean and are monitored and controlled.

so, if you’re sure (i mean 100% sure) that your system is clean (i mean 100% clean), use clean pc mode, otherwise use training with safe mode.

O0 ( i love this smiley )

Ganda

Or view the help file instead of copying and pasting lol

ganda · January 4, 2008, 12:20am

heeey, i’m trying to impress someone here >:( ;D