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As mentioned by the guys for 3rd party firewalls Comodo / Online Armor free are okay. But you have NAT Router so you can use the built-in Windows firewall. Personally I'd choose Comodo :)
As mentioned by the guys for 3rd party firewalls Comodo / Online Armor free are okay. But you have NAT Router so you can use the built-in Windows firewall. Personally I'd choose Comodo :)
Wow, damn-it! I have PCTools Firewall v7 & it decided to !@#&* my connection after I installed FFox. So, do I re-install / repair PCTools OR goto 7's firewall? Like Tool's interface on see'n what's going on with in / outbound but want something that WILL play well with others...? Am currently "building" my Win 7 / digging myself out of the stone-age due to necessity.
Last edited by Chuckamundo; 19 Mar 2014 at 13:35. Reason: needed more inf.
Thanks Alejandro85, tried TinyWall 2.1.4 and would NOT unpack / install. Said there were errors / issues with the msi package file, hhhmmm. I know the TinyWall "learns" so that's kewl but I wonder if 7's wall does too?
Remember that TinyWall is NOT a firewall!
It's just a "nicer" control panel for the built-in Windows Firewall, that supposedly helps you controlling it, but don't have a firewall engine by itself. Just because of it, I don't see too much reason to ever use it, just stick to the Win7 one in that case.
Hi Alejandro85.
Well Tiny bought the farm after install issues & then 7 shut it down after it started having a case of the stupids. Good idea but disfuctional on my system, conclusion, deleted (oh and does NOT come with a uninstaller AND 7's Programs and Features could not uninstall / had issues) with Revo. Done. Now am using PCTools v7 after I found malware screwing up Win7's firewall, so removed malware with Windows bug finder & 7's wall works NO PROBLEM (used some of Brinks tutorials short-cut, enable/disable, add to list, etc). But I like PCTools 7, does in / out. Problem(s) solved.
Last edited by Chuckamundo; 22 Mar 2014 at 15:59. Reason: needed finished info