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I tried again to install the latest version, and the same thing happened as yesterday. So i logged in to the admin-account to see if that would help to solve the problem. Then i saw the restriction for other accounts. And how the H-E-L-L should anyone know that Emsisoft has set the default permissions to restrict access to USER-accounts !?!?!? Very clever.... Who is the braindead idiot that decided to do such a stupidity !? If i want to restrict access to the settings for some accounts then i will do it myself. It is NOT up to Emsisoft to decide, and certainl
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Yes, i know all that. It´s possible to restrict access to the settings so that only some user fx. admins can change them. I did that on a friends computer (with mutiple user-accounts) that i administered. I arranged it so the settings could only be changed from two accounts, from my USER-account on that computer, and from the ADMIN-account. But i have NOT restricted access, i have not changed anything so i should be able to change all settings. And note what i said above: "After reboot some settings are "grey": Surf Protection , File Guard, Behaviour Blocker, and
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I tried installing 2017.7.0.7838 instead. Now i got 2017.9.0.8006 !? The settings are still grey, as described above.
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I installed EAM 2017.9.0.8006 After reboot some settings are "grey": Surf Protection , File Guard, Behaviour Blocker, and EVERYTHING under "Settings". And Protection status, Pause protection, Shutdown protection are also grey when i right-click on the EAM-icon in the taskbar. When updating EAM installed a "newer version", now it says 2017.7.0.7838. This is weird because the latest available versions on https://www.emsisoft.com/en/software/antimalware/ is: "Version 2017.9.0.8006 — Released: 10/02/2017 For Windows 7/8.1/10, 32 & 64 bit" So EAM downgraded to an
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Online Armour free firewall license
hackerman1 replied to LambChopLassie's topic in Emsisoft Anti-Malware Home
OK. I just wanted to clarify that Comodo doesn´t do that. -
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hackerman1 replied to LambChopLassie's topic in Emsisoft Anti-Malware Home
As i said above: "Comodo Firewall also has a HIPS (called Defence + in older versions) which, depending on the settings, can be a bit annoying... But the settings can be changed, and the HIPS can be disabled, you don´t have to use it..." I said: "You have to be alert when you install software, not just Comodo Firewall... Otherwise you might get unwanted "extras"." It seems that you misunderstood me. What i meant was that you might get parts of Comodo Internet Security (CIS) that you do not want, fx. Comodo Antivirus. I did not mean that Comodo is trying to make yo -
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hackerman1 replied to LambChopLassie's topic in Emsisoft Anti-Malware Home
You have to be alert when you install software, not just Comodo Firewall... Otherwise you might get unwanted "extras". I haven´t installed Comodo Firewall for a long time, i´m still using v7, so i don´t know how it looks nowadays during installtion, but the last time i tried a newer version there was options to select some or all part of Comodo Internet Security. But that´s a subject for Comodos own forum... Anyway, Comodo Firewall works well together with Emsisoft Antimalware, which is why i recommended it. -
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hackerman1 replied to LambChopLassie's topic in Emsisoft Anti-Malware Home
I know this forum is not about Comodo Firewall, but i have to make a few comments about your post.... Nag ??? I have been using Comodo Firewall for years, and i have never seen or had any problems with "nagging"... It will alert you when something important is happening, but it´s supposed to do that isn´t it ? However, Comodo Firewall also has a HIPS (called Defence + in older versions) which, depending on the settings, can be a bit annoying... But the settings can be changed, and the HIPS can be disabled, you don´t have to use it... But having a firewall or HIPS -
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hackerman1 replied to LambChopLassie's topic in Emsisoft Anti-Malware Home
Comodo Firewall is free. And very good... -
No, i did not post that ! I confirmed that i had the same problem, as it might be helpful for you to know that Cristian is not the only one afftected. Then i added a comment about the cause of my problems, your forced upgrade to EEK 11... But i understand that you don´t want to hear about it...
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I got the same problem (with EEK 11) yesterday... Only EAM installed, no other Antimalware-programs. I fixed it by deleting the whole EEK-folder, and reinstalling EEK 10.... This is one good example of why you should never force upgrades to new versions to be installed on your customers computers....
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Is it only via the GUI, or does this also include "commandline" updating with a2cmd/u ?
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What are these "Update Settings" (Beta, Stable, Delayed) ? I know what it means in EAM... But does this means that EEK is now also automatically updating to newer program versions ? If so, how do i disable it ? There are no settings to change in a2settings.ini... I don´t want any automatic program updates, if i want a new version i will download and install it manually.
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Emsisoft Anti-Malware and COMODO Firewall
hackerman1 replied to agaga's topic in Emsisoft Anti-Malware Home
IMPORTANT CORRECTION: I made a mistake when i posted above. "My" copy of CIS 7 (7.0.317799.4142) does not come from Filehorse ! I downloaded it directly from Comodo. So i can not verify that the checksum for CIS 7 from Filhorse matches Comodo´s own published numbers. It probably does, but that needs to be double-checked. It was an even older version of CIS that i downloaded from Filehorse..... I´m trying to get the "official" checksums from Comodo, then i will check the downloads from Filehorse.