CIS makes software stop working - just me?

Everytime I run CIS, beta or non-beta, it will make software "disappear", not start, not exist - anything - and that with no data on it whatsoever.

Is that just me?

On my MacBook Pro running Boot Camp, the Boot Camp service would disappear, which led to my desired settings not being in action anymore. I don't think the Mac-keyboard functions even work now.

Smart Defrag would not start on one of my systems anymore. I recall the same happened to Game Booster. Ironic that both of those are from IObit, just noting.

It has conflicts with GameGuard in the past - that has been remedied by now in the latest beta and thank... something for that. I play a game that has GameGuard as its official hacking prevention system - I can't do anything about it!



Anyone else seeing these signs or am I just very unlucky?

 

Check if in D+ in the unrecognized files there is something related, in that case select them and click on "move to" -> "trusted files"

Anyway this issue sounds quite extrange and I have never experienced a similar problem, maybe is some incompatibility with bootcamp, if you can't find the solution report a bug here please: http://forums.comodo.com/beta-corne...y-582028012064-beta-bug-reports-t75460.0.html

 

all that was by the autosandbox fonctionality

 

If that is really the case you get an informative popup when something is sandboxed, I don't see the problem
Anyway in v6 the sandbox will be virtualized

 

Welcome to "default deny". Enjoy your stay.

 

Haha

... and guest, thanks, but I got the eyes for those things, I would consider myself dumb if I didn't check unrecognized files before posting this thread.

 

Well I didn't know how "new" were you with CIS

This has nothing to do with default deny, it's probably a bug or incompatibility, better report it if CIS is the reason

 

No problem at all. My own capability is my pride and when I feel "questioned" (try to get what I mean by that ), my mood goes way down.

 

Since when is Comodo default deny?

 

It's their PR.

 

Indeed

 

http://www.comodo.com/home/internet-security/free-internet-security.php (see features)

P.S: i noticed "idenfied"

 

It doesn't feel very default-deny to me. Rather it default-restricts. Granted it works on a whitelist rather than a blacklist but it doesn't block programs it limits them.

 

Default-Deny is the companys slogan if you ask me. At least it was when I used CIS around version 3.5

 

I suppose it's default-deny but it just seems more like "default take action" or "default restrict" but I guess that falls under default-deny... it's just not how I think about it.