Can anyone explain this?

[Guest001]

[MERMITE]

Might I suggest that you consider, logging out of that unheard of application, and running a scan on your PC from a reputable ONLINE scanner such as Kaspersky, Avast, or god help you Nortens....
Stomp as you are often quoting Latin here consider translating Comodo....Comodius?...Comode....Toilet?????


"M"

[SilentTrigger]

Comodo is a known name when it comes to anti virus and firewalls. And I'm pretty sure Comodo refere to the Comodo Dragon

[Hellfighter]

Comodo anti-virus software is a bet over kill some time it can give fault scan on some file type.

i use to use them a lot but seem it was more of a over kill.

there online virus scan you can use to double check your system for computer virus as mermit stated. play it safe and see another doctor before taken that deadly pill


come on look at these file they are most likely unknown to Comodo and so they act in a way that comodo think they are some type of virus!

3drad (graphic editor tool i think)
Sims WW (un-installer)
SFUninst.exe (un-installer)
DFx2med.exe use (map editor tool)

basic it don't know what they are! they are use to edited item or build item with, so to comodo these item act in a way it don't understand it. so it label them as a virus a bet over kill.

you need to use your head more is all, don't go blindly into the night hearing what other saying!

[MERMITE]

Originally Posted by SilentTrigger*MFA*

Comodo is a known name when it comes to anti virus and firewalls. And I'm pretty sure Comodo refere to the Comodo Dragon

Komodo Dragon is sometimes referred to as the Komoto or even Comodo Dragon, here http://www.dragonorama.com/real/komodo.html
discovered by the West in 1910, is the world's largest lizard and can grow up to three metres (almost ten feet) in length.

Or the browser part of Chrome
comodo.com/home/browsers-toolbars/browser.php

Or the AV
http://www.comodo.com

[Guest001]

I personally recon it's the MEd being detected as a scripting engine or program that could be or make viruses. It is not a positive listed ID just fits the heuristic model used in their scanner it seems. I trust it so there you go.

I am testing the various scanning engines around, free stuff like that has reached a high level, ClamWin (GPL) is very good just no real time monitoring.

The above application has a sandbox (virtual machine) where it can run suspect or virus infected programs using registry virtualisation.

[dave61]

Originally Posted by MERMITE

Might I suggest that you consider, logging out of that unheard of application, and running a scan on your PC from a reputable ONLINE scanner such as Kaspersky, Avast, or god help you Nortens....


"M"

Kaspersky sucks .... I've had better luck with Nortons.

[Guest001]

Just using the sandbox and firewall now, all good!

[SilentTrigger]

Tried pertty much every anti virus there is and there is no one that can compete with Nod32

[Guest001]

Originally Posted by SilentTrigger*MFA*

Tried pertty much every anti virus there is and there is no one that can compete with Nod32

Will check it out

[SilentTrigger]

It's however not free but it's worth every penny

It's also the winner every year in tests and have been for more then 10 years

http://www.eset.com/

[Guest001]

Thanks

[dave61]

Just My opinion ...

but there's no fool proof anti-virus or Anti-firewall solution anywhere ...

No matter what you pay ... no matter what you do ...

You can't get ahead of the next generation programer/code generator ...

You're just fooling yourself ...

Again, JMHO ...

[Guest001]

Had the MS Removal Tool virus try to get in the other day, got through the firewall but the Defense Scanners from Comodo and IOBit picked it up. A friend of mine got it full on, I had to get rid of it by using 3rd party tools from a command prompt in "safemode".