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  1. Posts : 408
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       #71

    dinesh said:
    Sometimes, your company policies wont allow you to do that. Hence they say, "Sorry, its not supported as its a beta version".
    A lot of companies have stupid policies.

    Certainly counter-productive and not very conducive to customer satisfaction after purchasing their product.
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  2. Posts : 7
    Windows 7 Ultimte x64
       #72

    Shame


    It's a shame you're not going to use the solution since it was kind of a pain in the a** to post, but what the hell, at least everyone is happy with what they have

    I'm now working on finding a patched KbdMgr.exe file which eliminates the audio latency issue and is compatible with Windows 7 x64
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  3. Posts : 408
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       #73

    miroesq said:
    It's a shame you're not going to use the solution since it was kind of a pain in the a** to post, but what the hell, at least everyone is happy with what they have
    Nothing personal. Really appreciate the effort.

    I think the best solution for me is to wait until they "officially" support Windows 7 and it works without tweaking.

    I'm still using Nod32 and I am a little concerned at some of the recent reviews I have read concerning the ESET firewall as well. Comodo has received some pretty excellent reviews. Just as I won't use the Comodo anti virus as Nod32 has much, much better reviews as well.
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  4. Posts : 271
    Windows 7 Enterprise x64
       #74

    TheIgster said:
    Nothing personal. Really appreciate the effort.

    I think the best solution for me is to wait until they "officially" support Windows 7 and it works without tweaking.

    I'm still using Nod32 and I am a little concerned at some of the recent reviews I have read concerning the ESET firewall as well. Comodo has received some pretty excellent reviews. Just as I won't use the Comodo anti virus as Nod32 has much, much better reviews as well.
    ESET Firewall will be fine. COMODO is VERY annoying, While ESET is set and forget. They both do a good job protecting you.
    I dont think its worth switching to COMODO. Ive used ESET firewall over a year w/o any problems with hackers, viruses exc.
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  5. Posts : 408
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       #75

    gamepro127 said:
    ESET Firewall will be fine. COMODO is VERY annoying, While ESET is set and forget. They both do a good job protecting you.
    Um...set and forget but also can't access shared folders on the network. That's even more annoying than pop ups.

    I tried what miroesq posted above with EES because I had a bit of time the other night and it did not resolve the sharing folder issues.
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  6. Posts : 271
    Windows 7 Enterprise x64
       #76

    TheIgster said:
    Um...set and forget but also can't access shared folders on the network. That's even more annoying than pop ups.

    I tried what miroesq posted above with EES because I had a bit of time the other night and it did not resolve the sharing folder issues.
    Oh, Im using ESET AntiVirus V4 now with Windows firewall.
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  7. Posts : 41
    Windows 7 Ultimate 64bit
       #77

    H3LL Y3AH!!! been using it for years(5) updating to the latest version my pocket can get.... rock solid, light on the system, no lag while scanning(even full scan), stops everything..... BTW... since everything is USB based... i recommend USB security to +...
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  8. Posts : 7
    Windows 7 Ultimte x64
       #78

    TheIgster said:
    Um...set and forget but also can't access shared folders on the network. That's even more annoying than pop ups.

    I tried what miroesq posted above with EES because I had a bit of time the other night and it did not resolve the sharing folder issues.
    Hey Igster, that can't be right as I just two days ago formatted my HD and replaced Windows 7 x86 with x64. I then installed Comodo to test and hated it. I unistalled that and then installed ESS x64 and could not access the shares. Followed the same instructions as I had left for you and magic

    Make sure you are following the instructions to a T and that you have no other firewalls/AVs installed/running.

    Worse case scenario, let me know and I will send you screenshots of all of my settings, but literally everything other than what I laid out, I had left at default. Only thing I can possibly think of, is that we are using different versions of Windows. I'm using the RTM.
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  9. Posts : 408
    Windows 7 Home Premium 64-bit
    Thread Starter
       #79

    miroesq said:
    Hey Igster, that can't be right as I just two days ago formatted my HD and replaced Windows 7 x86 with x64. I then installed Comodo to test and hated it. I unistalled that and then installed ESS x64 and could not access the shares. Followed the same instructions as I had left for you and magic

    Make sure you are following the instructions to a T and that you have no other firewalls/AVs installed/running.

    Worse case scenario, let me know and I will send you screenshots of all of my settings, but literally everything other than what I laid out, I had left at default. Only thing I can possibly think of, is that we are using different versions of Windows. I'm using the RTM.
    I was pretty sure I followed your settings to a T. If you want to post screen shots, go ahead and I will try again. It got a little blurry around #5. I'm pretty sure I had it set right, but still could not get the other system to access the shared folder without disabling the firewall entirely.

    And no, I don't have any other firewalls or anti virus products running. Windows firewall was disabled as well, even though it does not block shared folder access at all.

    Oh and look left...I'm using the RTM.
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  10. Posts : 1,011
    Windows 7 Ultimate x64 (Retail)
       #80

    TheIgster said:
    I was thinking of an ESET Nod32 - Comodo Firewall combination. Don't really want to put out more money for a firewall since I paid for the full Smart Security from ESET already. Anyone have any thoughts on that combo?
    I already posted earlier in this thread that I'm using the combo of Eset AV and Comodo Firewall (not their AV) very successfully.
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