You can disable the web protection, and just. But the web protection module might do that, depending on certain other factors. Thank you very much for any information you can provide. Comodo Firewall itself does not slow down the internet connection. I’m using Windows 8.1 and the most current version of Avast! but the BSODs occurred with the previous version of Avast! also. I’ve had other BSODs also but the Comodo driver was not indicated to be the cause. If you’ve had problems with Avast! and Comodo Free Firewall and have switched to a different free antivirus program that you’ve had success with, what free antivirus program are you using? ), and if so, are you having any problems with BSODs? Are there any insights into how to resolve this issue besides uninstalling Avast! and using another free antivirus program? (on Windows 8. So, I would like to know if anyone else is running Comodo Free Firewall (I’m using the current version. No problems between Comodo Firewall, Windows Defender and Appcheck on my test ring 1. I really don’t want to do this as I like and am happy with Avast! and it’s performance. I just heard back from them, and they said that the problem is Comodo is conflicting with Avast!. Comodo Antivirus is a veteran protection service for consumer devices. Windows Defender when updating its build changes the installation path, so the firewall rule will need to be modified.
Id like to know if anyone has this combo and any issues or settings I should consider No problem. I ran Comodo’s diagnostics and sent the reports to their Technical Support people. I am considering adding Comodos firewall to my Windows Defender antivirus.
I’ve gotten several BSODs recently and both WhoCrashed and Windbg have said the cause is cmdguard.sys, the driver for Comodo’s Firewall Virtual Sandbox.
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