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carioca
April 11th, 2006, 02:49 PM
Dear fellows maybe you can help me out,

I have bought the regdefend and appdefend so recently but I coudn't set
them up to stopping polling too many annoying polling messages and splash
screen at the windows start up. I asked the software to remember the
applications and the windows processes but it doen't really work them up.But maybe you have a clue and a solution in order to configure them all right at all.I have wriiten down to the ghost security support team but they do not reply at all, even you are a registered customer.Thus, I am very disappointed with GhostSecurity Customer Service. I have already pasted down with the information about my order number and the receipt but they simply do not answer me.Best regards. otto

turion
April 11th, 2006, 03:10 PM
What polling messages and splash screens? I guess you installed some applications b4 installing gss without a clue how things works. :wacko:

ErikAlbert
April 11th, 2006, 06:11 PM
Buying without even trying and without RTFM first? Bad habit !!! :)

f3x
April 11th, 2006, 07:17 PM
Looks like Jason is busy :S

I can't really help ya about regdefend prompt.
Use the lastest tony ruleset:

http://www.wilderssecurity.com/showthread.php?t=85131

This is about the rigth number of popup.

About appdefend i can tell you this:
Set execution and start application to allow.
If you have a firewall set network access to allow.

Those three set to alwais allow, you'll have way less "false alarm"
and appdefend should only alert on dangerous things

this thread is a good start to know how to configure appdefend.


However you should remember that GSS is all about user awareness.
If an user is aware of what happen on his system he is more secure.
This is not a buy once... you are not safe - product.

SystemJunkie
April 12th, 2006, 07:00 PM
;D this is the price you have to pay for strong security software, gss is with antihook one of the best products on the market but is indeed sometimes very very annoying

Jason_R0
April 21st, 2006, 03:24 PM
Some aspects of Windows (and 3rd party utilities) load before AppDefend can successfully ASK the user what to do. In this instance setting the applications to BLOCK if you can see them in the log will stop them from running.

This has been addressed in the next build.

Infinity
April 21st, 2006, 04:05 PM
-{ Quote: "

This has been addressed in the next build." }-

May we know when Jason? not that I'm insinuating or whatever, just to be curious and cause I am very interested to play with the 'jewel of my standalone apps'

Thanx Jason

P.S.

'jewel of my standalone apps'

that's my quote coming from my brains, it was improvised 8) :isay: ::)