Windows is blocked by Defense+ (blocker bug first reported in the mid of 2008)

Comodo Internet Security - CIS Resolved/Outdated Issues - CIS
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My old post is still valid.

Before image capture forgot to uncheck “Block unknown requests…” under D+ settings. Captured image with special soft.
Later restored partition image. OS became blocked entirely by Defense+.

CF (CIS w\out AV) v3.13. .574.

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XP SP3 x32 machine.

If you, Comodo coders, CANT backtrace\fix this bug or WOULDNT fix it for whatever reason, let me know please. >:(
I don’t want to talk with myself anymore about this bug (that’s what i do since June of 2008) :cry:

PS. It caused me quite a lot of trouble, imagine what it can do (already done) to users which:

  • do not know that OS lockdown is caused by Defense+ driver;
  • do not know the name of the file of D+ driver;
  • cannot use (reason irrelevant) LiveCD\Safe mode(?)\3rd party OS to neutralize that driver.
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Stop whining. :-*

Why do you call them coders?

Don’t call COMODO programmers and developers as a coder.

That’s so rude.

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F Ophh from my thread, crazy.

I of course can forgive lady of middle age with serious problems with menopause involved ;D

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Well i would say its fixed, “block unknown requests if application is closed” is no longer checked by default.

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(bolded by me)

How the fact that this option is turned off by default is related to bug which takes place when its turned on :o
If feature (mentioned option) is present under GUI than it should work without such consequences >:(

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And it does for me, i have never had problems with it turned on.

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Do you need some help?
I can help you if you want.
:BNC

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The fact You don’t have problems with this option does not mean the bug does not exist. censored Kindergarten :-\

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Pick up own sniffles from the floor. With other questions → to ■■■■■■ pathologist.

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Im not saying there isnt a bug, what im saying is not many people have it, And they know about. It may get fixed with v4.

As a question, do you have any other options on or off? that arent the default? Is it still the same system that it happens on? Can you make it happen on a different system also?

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All other options seem to be irrelevant because when i didn’t turn that option ON before resizing system’s NTFS partition or capturing image of that partition, then i didn’t face mentioned consequences :-\

Comodo’s settings were always different, but the bug was triggered only when i turned ON that option and opposite:
Comodo’s settings were always different, but the bug was NOT triggered if i didn’t change that option (leaving it at default OFF mode).

Is it still the same system that it happens on? Can you make it happen on a different system also?
Three systems: XP Pro SP2 and two XP Home SP3, all 32 bits.