error on startup. similar to, but not the same as, previously documented error

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#1

I run XP Home SP2 32 bit, and am currently running only Comodo security software: CFP 3.0.14.276, CAVS 2.0.17.58, BOClean (not sure on version, but no new updates available), and CMF 2.0.1.6
Firewall+ and Defense+ are both set at “Train with Safe Mode”

I was running fine for some time, but recently I am getting these errors on startup:
from “cfpres” I get “Error 0x0: failed for C:\Documents and Settings\MyName\Application Data\Comodo\Firewall Pro\Data\ResFiles\Config.ini”
hit “OK” and I get the documented “cfp” error “ERROR: Error while extracting resources from C:Program Files\COMODO\Firewall\cfpres.dl . Aborting application.”
hit “OK” again and I can run the firewall from a shortcut.
I had this error previously on version 274 (using all the same software except not using CMF), uninstalled then updated to 276, the ran for a while before getting it again.

On top of that, I now am getting a mirror image error from CMF:
from “cmfres” I get “Error 0x0: failed for C:\Documents and Settings\MyName\Application Data\Comodo\Memory Firewall\Data\ResFiles\Config.ini”
hit “OK” and from “cmfres” I get “failed for C:\Documents and Settings\MyName\Application Data\Comodo\Memory Firewall\Data\ResFiles\config.ini”
hit “OK” again and from “cmf” I get “ERROR: Error while extracting resources from C:Program Files\COMODO\Memory Firewall\cmfres.dll . Aborting application.”
and once again, hit “OK” and I can run CMF from a shortcut.

I tried uninstalling CMF in case there was a conflict between the two, but it didn’t help. Still getting both sets of errors.

Any advice would be appreciated.

#2

This is more or less the same error we are all having. The exact error messages will vary, but the result is always the same: “Aborting application.”

Here’s a thought: When this error occurs, do you guys always find a bunch of new entries in “Defense+/My Pending Files”? I think I do, although I’m not sure, and they are always related to Avast, Windows Defender or other applications which automatically update.