2 quick questions about Comodo

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  1. I must be saved

    I must be saved Registered Member

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    Hello. I just have 2 quick questions about COMODO firewall.
    1. Does Comodo firewall cause many, if indeed any BSODs?
    2. What does Comodo use the email adress that you give them in the install for? - (Eg. does it send you emails regarding their products or is it just used for registration purposes only?) Thanks. ;)
     
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  2. disinter1

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    I have never recieved a BSOD from Comodo, it will run great on your computer most likely. And there is no harm in putting in your email address, I only recieved emails from comodo that were needed, and nothing at all after that, but make a new email address for comodo if you want.:D
     
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    It is a well respected company.
    Firewall is great. The AVS is tested thouroughly.

    They are not spamming
     
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    Please stay on topic

    Thank you,
    Stem
     
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  5. TheQuest

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    Hi, I must be saved

    You do not need use any email address [It is not needed for registration purposes] if you have any concerns, just leave it blank.

    Take Care,
    TheQuest :cool:
     
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