Comodo Internet Security v10.1.0.6474 - RC

Comodo Internet Security - CIS Beta Corner - CIS
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Hi All,
Thank you for all the feedback in last two betas v6464 and v6460

We are pleased to share Comodo Internet Security v10.1.0.6474 - RC for your feedback:

Online Setup Details:
In order to install online setups, please ensure you have following entries in Windows hosts (c:/windows/system32/drivers/etc/hosts) file:

91.209.196.83 download.comodo.com
91.209.196.83 www.download.comodo.com

You can update to this version from last production version 6420 or last beta versions as well by using IP settings as shown in enclosed HostSettings_for_Update.png.

Comodo Internet Security Premium
http://91.209.196.83/cis/download/installs/5100/web/cispremium_installer.exe
Size: 5.3M (5,513,832 bytes)
MD5: baabd18db4c518a62334e83688a38ef6
SHA1: d28acd2b885f8162beec83fd786e33e1d34b170b

Comodo Antivirus
http://91.209.196.83/cis/download/installs/5100/web/cav_installer.exe
Size: 5.3M (5,513,832 bytes)
MD5: 3c2b21e36dd51c3928c704cb58243a12
SHA1: f5e6dbb6399aa31a563828b14721280f2f9f2aba

Comodo Firewall
http://91.209.196.83/cis/download/installs/5100/web/cmd_fw_installer.exe
Size: 5.3M (5,513,832 bytes)
MD5: 2035670249e65ff3344fd1836e05e3f2
SHA1: 57f3ecdd157e8e57f21b65adaa6954fefd591393

Offline Setup Details:
Comodo Internet Security Premium (Firewall and Antivirus only)
http://91.209.196.83/cis/download/installs/5100/web/cispremium_only_installer.exe
Size: 67M (69,666,424 bytes)
MD5: 93acf0d810220dba12ce23aa3fb5ddc0
SHA1: 27b2db3674aa84b84b97db3156203d9575079ef4

Following are only fixes on top of last Beta:

Fixes:

  1. XP BSOD as reported here
  2. We have tested v6420 against Meltdown patch released by Microsoft on 3rd Jan,2018 and there are no compatibility issues with either last production v6420 or this build. However as required by Microsoft that AV vendor should create registry key as defined in KB4056892, this version also creates required registry key.

While we provide updates next week. any user, who is currently using v6420 on Windows 10, can safely update to KB4056892 after creating key manually or can execute enclosed Enable_Jan2018_KB4056892_Patch.reg.txt file after removing “.txt” from end, that creates the required key.

Please share your valuable feedback.

Thanks
-umesh

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Thanks Umesh. Much appreciated!

My machine has just updated and is working flawlessly as expected.

Windows 10 1709 (16299.192) x64

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Windows 10 1709 (16299.192) x64 :-TU

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Is the registry patch necessary for CIS 7.0 on Win7?

Thanks

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We have not seen patch for Windows 7 yet, but eventually it would and key would be needed.
So far we could see it released for version 1709 and have tested against that only.

Thanks
-umesh

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I did a clean install after uninstalling 6464, then downloaded the MS Update from the Update Catalogue

Everything running well with no problems found.

KillSwitch installed with the Hosts file change (which works for that and the new ISE) but not for the CIS update for some reason!

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at umesh

Are you interrested in?

  1. Diagnostic file
    Diagnostic tool alert:
    Diagnostic tool can not fix some errors.

  2. Windows Error Report:
    AppCrash_cmdagent.exe_d465cc9d6b899792a48c591b493fe6142bd282eb_cab_14474fa5

    APPCRASH
    cmdagent.exe
    10.1.0.6474
    5a4d3b63
    cmdagent.exe
    10.1.0.6474
    5a4d3b63
    c0000005
    00000000001fd874

    Size: 26 MB

Regards

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Yes please.

PM me the crash dump link please.

Thanks
-umesh

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I’m a little confused. Version 1709. What does this pertain to, CIS, Windows 7? Also, would it hurt anything to install the registry key on Win7 now?

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Hi L.A.R. Grizzly,
That’s Windows Version pertaining to Windows 10 RS3.

We will be completing tests against Win 7 in next hrs and confirm.

Thanks
-umesh

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Thanks. I’ll wait for the results!

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Can you please break down what exactly this all means?
I’m having a hard time wrapping my head around what needs to be done here.
Are you saying that users of .6420 can go ahead now and update Windows 10 to KB4056892? However, prior to installing this Microsoft patch… we must first edit our registry manually and add the following key into our registry?

Key="HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE"Subkey="SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\QualityCompat" Value Name="cadca5fe-87d3-4b96-b7fb-a231484277cc" Type="REG_DWORD” Data="0x00000000”

I’m a little confused as to why the patch doesn’t just do this for us?

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Hi Dustyn,
This planned release will set the key. In the mean time if you want, you can set key yourself as we don’t have any compatibility issues with last production version 6420.

Thanks
-umesh

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Okay, I may try to apply the reg key manually. However, a user has reported a BSOD with .6420 after applying the update? Perhaps because he applied it to Windows 8.1? : https://forums.comodo.com/news-announcements-feedback-cis/information-regarding-recent-ms-updates-for-meltdown-and-spectre-vulnerabilites-t121297.0.html;msg871059#msg871059

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Hi Dustyn,
We are in the process of verifying patch against Win 7 and Win 8.
So far we could confirm on Win 10.

I will confirm.

Thanks
-umesh

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Pls. see attachment.
Password by PM.

Regards

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At 16299.192 “Start” does not start. :-TD
I rolled back to 16299.125, everything is fine. :-TU

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Hi megaherz33,

When you say “Start”, do you mean Windows 10 Start Menu?

If yes, I have no issues and I am on 16299.192 and Comodo Internet Security v10.1.0.6474 - RC

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1, updated CIS Beta to CIS RC
2, downloaded the KB4056892 Patch
3, Install and update went fine.

No visible problem so far.

Comodo Internet Security v10.1.0.6474 - RC
W10 1709 (OS-Version 16299.192)

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Just that users are aware all combinations worked. Mine was.

1, downloaded the KB4056892 Patch
2, Install and update went fine.
3, updated CIS Beta to CIS RC

No visible problem so far.