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12-Feb-2009, 07:23 PM #1
Cool Solved: windows firewall
keeps turning itself back on after every reboot even tho i have comodo fw installed. any suggestions? edit: do i go into computer management & disable windows firewall/ics from auto to manual? wondering since the firewall is linked with ics, will it affect networking or internet access etc? thx
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12-Feb-2009, 08:03 PM #2
found a cmd prompt googling & it seems 2 have done the trick. rebooted & wf is still off
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