- #Zonealarm blue screen windows 7 update#
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The reality was that removing their horrible bug ridden software restored my computer to a fully functional working status and that of many other users as well, so please try not to shove ZA's propaganda down my throat. The fact that ZA has a mental lock on you and your computer system illustrate you are in a state of total computer software denial. It was not my machine's fault, and many former users will confirm this. The truth is ever since ZA was sold to the new company, it went downhill with a number of Mickey Mouse issues added too. No you are dead wrong! In all the cases of a crashed system or other issues, the forum posts at the ZA, Comodo and AVG sites indicated that the issues were wide and far with many other users, which thus throws the blame back on those companies and their products. Yeah ZA has a great interface and when it works it does a great job, noticed I said "WHEN" it works, cause since I abandoned it, I have not had any net problems Have a nice day! It was their fault, not once in ZA's case, but a number of times. Again, comodo had issues like ZA and AVG (AVG many false alarms, even trashed a system file) have with their software updates, not my machine. In fact their antivirus bundle also had issues with updates, even trashed like AVG once did, a system file. I then tried comodo and found their updates to kill my net connection, which happened three times, the third also leaving me a BSOD except in safe mode to uninstall it. I had several instances where it killed :'( my internet connection, prevented my XP SP2 system from starting up and I had a pretty bare bones system at that and later found out it wasn't my system, but rather their software. Then they sold it to the company and it tanked from there. What is the point is that at one time ZA was a great stealth firewall. Whether ZA is or isn't, is not the point here. Too bad they don't have a simple free firewall.
#Zonealarm blue screen windows 7 pro#
As for ZA, avoid them as well, not a nice company anymore, even their pro stuff.Īvast anti-virus so far has been swell. AVG constantly had tons of false alarms and trashed a system file too. I tried comodos email and anti virus and sure enough with their updates have found that while they have neat stuff, their release of bad automatic updates left my system consistently crippled and many other folks too. Then I checked comodo's forums and found people leaving in droves. After de-installing their neat firewall luckily in safe mode, I reinstated the windows one and boom my system got online. We also provide an extensive Windows 7 tutorial section that covers a wide range of tips and tricks.
#Zonealarm blue screen windows 7 update#
One comodo update killed my XP system even booting up. Our forum is dedicated to helping you find support and solutions for any problems regarding your Windows 7 PC be it Dell, HP, Acer, Asus or a custom build.
I chucked ZA, got comodo and oper the last year or so, comodo got bad too with their updates and I am not the only one who had issues. Over that first year after several updates I couldn't get on the net and after a particular one ZA didn't get along with my AVG, another app that went bad. It had been great until they sold the ZA company several years ago, then it got pretty bad.
#Zonealarm blue screen windows 7 32 bit#
I had major issues with my XP 32 bit system with Zonealarm.