Comodo Cloud Antivirus - v1.12.421501.536 (RC)

[Yousername]

@Jon79 post:16

Where is the download link please?

HOSTS file should be like this:

You need to run notepad as administrator to edit the HOSTS file.

EDIT: Actually the final version for CCAV has already been released so there is no need to do so. But above steps need to be taken to download CIS.

[Jon79]

@Yousername post:21

HOSTS file should be like this:

https://i.imgur.com/236gIoM.png

You need to run notepad as administrator to edit the HOSTS file.

EDIT: Actually the final version for CCAV has already been released so there is no need to do so. But above steps need to be taken to download CIS.

My understanding is that, if you set those entries in the host file, you download the v. 536 RC. If you don’t modify your host file, you download v. 537 final

[Yousername]

Yep

[Darkocom]

@Darkocom post:20

Hi
I am currently on Windows 10 build 15063.296 so am I safe to install the regular version of CIS and stop the Windows updates for the meantime?
Or I must install the RC 10.0.1.6250?
I am wondering what to do because I have to fresh install everything on a new PC and I wanna do the best thing.

Any suggestion?
Thanks

[blackkatt]

@Darkocom post:24

Any suggestion?
Thanks

Yes, don’t install Internet Security Essentials v1.2.421501.88 it will give you this SSL error (where you can’t access most of google’s site and this site for one.)

[umesh]

This is being investigated.

@blackkatt post:18

I installed the latest beta yesterday, today I could not access most SSL pages in Chrome, like this forum for example. So I uninstalled the beta and downloaded the latest CIS found on the homepage after I removed the entries from the host file. Now I still can’t access most SSL site on Chrome, using Edge atm.

Using CIS 10.0.1.6246, Database 27376

Update:
After removing Internet Security Essentials v1.2.421501.88 and rebooted, SSL works again. Your latest version is installed with cispremium_installer_6100_08.exe this case problems because I don’t have the Windows update mention available or installed. What does Internet Security Essentials v1.2.421501.88 include? where can I get the earlier version?

[blackkatt]

Thanks!

[umesh]

Hi blackkatt,
This issue has been identified. In some cases when you do a fresh installation of ISE (i.e. the case when you install CIS, CCAV), unless you re-start system you could see behavior you mentioned for some https sites in IE and Chrome browsers. If you re-start system, this bug should disappear.

So this bug is confined to new installations before you re-start PC.

However both CCAV and CIS requires system to be re-started upon installation.

We will issue a hot-fix for it early coming week.

Thanks
-umesh

@blackkatt post:18

I installed the latest beta yesterday, today I could not access most SSL pages in Chrome, like this forum for example. So I uninstalled the beta and downloaded the latest CIS found on the homepage after I removed the entries from the host file. Now I still can’t access most SSL site on Chrome, using Edge atm.

Using CIS 10.0.1.6246, Database 27376

Update:
After removing Internet Security Essentials v1.2.421501.88 and rebooted, SSL works again. Your latest version is installed with cispremium_installer_6100_08.exe this case problems because I don’t have the Windows update mention available or installed. What does Internet Security Essentials v1.2.421501.88 include? where can I get the earlier version?

[umesh]

Sorry, don’t follow. Did you re-start system and it still didn’t fix?

@blackkatt

I’m again not. Like I said

[blackkatt]

I’m afraid (sorry for the typ0) not. Like I said

After removing Internet Security Essentials v1.2.421501.88 and rebooted, SSL works again

But just to be sure. Are you saying, Re-install cispremium_installer_6100_08.exe, reboot? because that I already did.

[umesh]

Let me PM you to investigate further.

@blackkatt post:30

I’m afraid (sorry for the typ0) not. Like I said
But just to be sure. Are you saying, Re-install cispremium_installer_6100_08.exe, reboot? because that I already did.

[blackkatt]

Sure, go for it! ;D

[umesh]

The same https issue could have been seen with CCAV.
Please see if you could give a try to latest ISE version as explained in following:
https://forums.comodo.com/beta-corner-ise/internet-security-essentials-v1242202592-rc-t119988.0.html

Thanks
-umesh

@blackkatt post:18

I installed the latest beta yesterday, today I could not access most SSL pages in Chrome, like this forum for example. So I uninstalled the beta and downloaded the latest CIS found on the homepage after I removed the entries from the host file. Now I still can’t access most SSL site on Chrome, using Edge atm.

Using CIS 10.0.1.6246, Database 27376

Update:
After removing Internet Security Essentials v1.2.421501.88 and rebooted, SSL works again. Your latest version is installed with cispremium_installer_6100_08.exe this case problems because I don’t have the Windows update mention available or installed. What does Internet Security Essentials v1.2.421501.88 include? where can I get the earlier version?

[blackkatt]

@umesh post:33

The same https issue could have been seen with CCAV.
Please see if you could give a try to latest ISE version as explained in following:
https://forums.comodo.com/beta-corner-ise/internet-security-essentials-v1242202592-rc-t119988.0.html

Thanks
-umesh

Sure I try it, it’s the least I can do. I’ll report back soon.

Update!
Installed>Rebooted>Tried Chrome & Firefox = it’s all good! :-TU

[umesh]

Thank you.

@blackkatt post:34

Sure I try it, it’s the least I can do. I’ll report back soon.

Update!
Installed>Rebooted>Tried Chrome & Firefox = it’s all good! :-TU