I have a virtual drive on my hard drive, which when mounted and decrypted becomes drive T. On this virtual drive is one .exe. file, and a lot of data. EVERY time I mount drive T and run the .exe file, Comodo tells me that the program is not recognized, plus two other alerts, the last being that the program is trying to access the internet. I have the “remember my answer” box checked in the alert popup, but I still have to give three OKs to the same program every day. Any solution to this?
If I remember correctly rules for files on removable drives are not saved. After the drive is disconnected the rules are removed. I suppose this must also apply to virtual drives.
I could be wrong. Can someone else please comment?
I am using TrueCrypt to have an encrypted drive, and am having the same problems. The drive is not detected as a removable media (that is an option in TrueCrypt but I have it turned off) but it doesn’t seem to remember the rules anyway.
Somewhat frustrating.
CIS does not remember rules made for all “mounted devices”. With mounted devices think about:
USB sticks
encrypted disks
external hard drives
ldrives on the local network
place to fill in a scenario I forgot about…
The logic behind this is that CIS cannot continuously monitor these drives/USB sticks. These devices may get disconnected. In the time between disconnection and connecting again anything could happen. That’s why they are not considered safe and rules are not remembered.
