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• Feb 24, 2011

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Im running win7 64, ie-9, uac is on, 7 firewall, MSE-2, and Winpatrol free. Is Winpatrol suporting ie-9, and will any apps conflict with each other? Also is it worth it to upgrade Winpatrol to plus? Thank you.

 

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• Feb 24, 2011

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Winpatrol free should not conflict with MSE.

 

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• Feb 24, 2011

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Hi, the dummy.

WinPatrol works fine with IE9. The added features in WinPatrol PLUS include the following:

• Access to WinPatrol PLUS Knowledgebase (24/7)
• Real-time Infiltration Detection
• Increased PLUS Performance
• Automatically respond and/hide specific alerts.
• Review and Remove ActiveX components
• Custom Registry Monitoring and Reg Locking
• Access to WinPatrol Cloud results

(Note: It is a one-time license fee, not an annual license renewal and you can use a single license code on any computer you personally own and use.)


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Thanks for the replies. Now to my next question, Would it be better to add comodo with D+ or upgrade winpatrol? I dont know how to config the 7 firewall for outbound traffic so im guessing the default settings for comodo will save me.

 

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• Feb 24, 2011

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I got WinPatrol Pro for $0.99 - thanks to Corinne alerting us of the special. Maybe they will do that again.

 

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• Feb 25, 2011

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Unless your computer is infected and malware is "calling home", what outbound traffic are you attempting to block? I have found that the Windows 7 Firewall works just fine. It is inbound that you want your firewall, A/V and anti-malware to block. Of course, along with that goes the common sense as to what a person is downloading and the sites being visited.

 

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