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• I have windows xp professional and I have a popup that says firewall protection is disabled, but when I click on it it shows that its turned on

  I have windows xp professional and I have a popup that says firewall protection is disabled, but when I click on it it shows that its turned on

  Hello

  
  1. were there any changes (hardware or software) to the computer before the show?
  2. is this a popup to third party software?
  
  Use the Microsoft Safety Scanner in full scan mode and remove all threats that is not detected by it and see if the problem persists.
  http://www.Microsoft.com/security/scanner/en-us/default.aspx
  
  Note: The Microsoft Safety Scanner ends 10 days after being downloaded. To restart a scan with the latest definitions of anti-malware, download and run the Microsoft Safety Scanner again.
  The Microsoft Safety Scanner is not a replacement for the use of antivirus software that offers continuous protection.
  
  Hope this information helps.

• Windows Vista Security Center reports that I have no firewall protection or malicious software.

  Everything on my system was adequate and functional on 16/10/2010 with the Security Center notification that I was using Kaspersky 2010 with firewall protection and malware on the value.

  On 17/10/2010 update downloaded and installed windows 17 updated successfully. The system has been shut down, but restarting the system, the following Security Center said security problems that no firewall was there was no malware protection.

  After checking Kaspersky it said that all facilities are on and working.

  The Security Center also identifies a program Avanquest fix it is obsolete and did not provide security with a solution center to question. This piece of software has not served more than a year, and while it is still in the system, it is inactive.

  Anyone else has a problem with the last set of updates Vista?

  geoffreystone2

  Updates that took place after the restore point have been removed, if these programs need to be updated again (it is the restoration of the operating system - in fact, that's why it works).  It works simply on the updates of Windows, but on the updates or installations of any kind (except changes to the data).  This is not a problem and should completely (and was mentioned in my post above).  Reinstall the updates and you'll be fine here.

  System Restore may take a long time.  L ' turn off in the Middle can cause problems - problems, different problems and even serious problems.  If updates are still there (and you encounter other problems which essentially the same that you started with most of the time), then the system restore did not work or was not correctly filled (but it make some changes if some of your edits are no longer working at least partially and perhaps even completely) (, but just was not given enough time).  I suggest you try again and this time give him more time to finish - say a few hours at least, or maybe more, given the current circumstances.  To do this before you perform any relocation above because they will be lost again.

  I don't understand the issue of e-mail messages.  What do you mean by 'coded '?  What email program are you using?  I suspect that this may be the result of turning off the system before restoring it finished (or the problem with the system restore if it worked actually).  A successful restoration will solve I hope that whatever it is as well - but if we cannot get this to work, we need to abandon this effort at least for the moment.

  If this does not work, then I suggest you follow the advice of Malke (assuming that you have not already) and explain your efforts with the restoration of the system and the results that occurred as well so that they fully understand the situation.

  I hope this helps.

  Good luck!

  Lorien - MCSA/MCSE/network + / has + - if this post solves your problem, please click the 'Mark as answer' or 'Useful' button at the top of this message. Marking a post as answer, or relatively useful, you help others find the answer more quickly.

• Is TeamViewer part of windows firewall protection?

  Original title: popups

  Is TeamViewer part of windows firewall protection? Are they allow to try to solve the problems of pop-up windows by going to your computer?

  Is TeamViewer part of windows firewall protection?

  N °

  TeamViewer is a separate company.

• Adding the feature of research on firewall protected Intranet Page built with Dreamweaver

  Adding the feature of research on firewall protected Intranet Page built with Dreamweaver

  My company uses Dreamweaver to publish a Handbook of 'owner '. The author's site uses static HTML and Dreamweaver CS6 to create its content. There are about 100 web pages. We are looking to add a search function for all pages can search the entire site for key words of text.

  • I do not have to rebuild the site and with the help of PHP and database search is possible;
  • We can not use external services such as a link to Google Search the nature delicate and confidential of the content;
  • The use of JavaScript on each page to search text is not useful (the last page contains not only "a lot of text" is simply to find the appropriate final page that is troublesome.) Thus, at the time where ever you get to the end page, info you need are clear. It happened on this last page that takes too much digging right now, which is the impulse to our desire to add a search function that helps to reduce users 'conjecture' down to a few options, rather than "many" that we have.

  Two results I hope that the community can help us with is: is such a feature of search, even possible with HTML contained static? And if so, and suggestions would be most appreciated.

  In a nutshell, we are looking for an option search strings in a private website so that we can reduce the clickable users options based on the keywords they enter into a search box.

  Thank you.

  PS: We use Dreamweaver CS6

  Watch the Wrensoft Zoom.

  Manual indexing runs entirely on your end.  Ideal for sites Intranets closed, CDs, etc...

  Nancy O.

• firewall protection prevents my wireless HP officejet printer to print. How can I fix the problem? The printer does print when microsoft protection is DISABLED.

  I just speak for more than 2 hours with HP support. Several times, we installed the printer CD and if the protection of Microsoft (Castle) is on the printer does not Internet print anything!  But if I turn off the Microsoft protection it prints, but leave my computer at risk because there is no protection against viruses.

  My laptop and the printer are connected and supossed to work wireless.

  Thank you

  Hello MatildaEugenia,

  You will give give exceptions to the printer wirelessly between the firewall to allow you to print. You can refer the link that will give you information about this below:

  Allow a program to communicate through the firewall of Windows Vista

  Allow a program to communicate through Windows on Windows 7 firewall

  Thank you
  Irfan H, Engineer Support Microsoft Answers.

• Sygate Firewall (Protection Tages) blocked due to incompatibility with Windows 7

  I've recently updated my laptop from Vista to the brilliant Windows 7 without any problem except at startup, I get an error on the contextual Action Center message saying "a driver has been disabled because of incompatibility" what causes my startup to > 5 minutes (very annoying).
  On investigation, it seems the driver is something to do with a Sygate Firewall and trys to direct me to Symantec, but I use McAfee Security Suite, Norton?
  I think that when I bought the laptop he had 30 day free trial of Norton, which I uninstalled it after a few days, this could be the problem, a left to the thread, and if so how can I remove this for always?
  I looked my with Ashampoo Startup Applications and cleaned my registry etc, but no joy?
  Problem event name is 'ApphelpHardBlock' OS Version 6.1.7600.2.0.0.256.1, locale I.D. 2057, bucket I.D 394151033
  Any help to fix this would be most appreciated

  I had this same problem and I noticed with the same message on the Sygate firewall with the troubleshooter.  I spent a lot of time trying to clean the registry and so on trying to get rid of the issue of driver without result.  Then I noticed that the manufacturer of the driver was his TAGS.  I went on their website and discovered that it is a protection for CD driver and so on.  I downloaded the driver, updated, and the question about my computer disappeared.  Take a look at the manufacturer of the driver the next time that you run the troubleshooter.  I'm not a computer scientist, but it worked for me.  Now, if only I can get my external drive to work, I'll be in good shape.  Moreover, after trying to clean the registry and files Norton left behind that I would never install one of their products again, anything is better then the Symantic _ distributes.

• Windows 7 Firewall 0x8007042c error code continues to prevent the protection.

  I had Smart HDD viruse and removed, but now I can't get the firewall protection, I want. Tried the Repair.bat and all the other 'bugs' and nothing has worked.

  The firewall does not work as reported by Repair.bat:

  1. open service FAILED 1060
  2. MpsSvc is not started
  3. More help is available by typing NET HELPMSG 3521
  4. System 5 error
  5. Access denied

  NET HELPMSG 3521 - generates him * service is not started

  So with all this how do you get him * service started?

  BACK is not me...

  Hello

  • This error message do you receive when you use weird software?

  Try the steps mentioned below:

  Method 1: uninstall the third-party firewall if installed on the computer, and then check if you can run the Firewall protection correctly.

  Note: running more than one program firewall on your computer at the same time could cause conflicts. It is best to use a firewall, in addition to a routers firewall program.

  Method 2: Check with another user account.

  Note: If the computer has a single user, create a new user account.

  (a) create a new administrator user account: http://windows.microsoft.com/en-us/Windows7/Create-a-user-account

  (b) connect again user account and check.

  c) once the problem is resolved, then copies the user profile data and settings to the new profile of the user, continue with the steps outlined in the article: http://windows.microsoft.com/en-US/Windows7/Fix-a-corrupted-user-profile

  It will be useful.

• How can I get firewall disabled

  I need to disable my firewall.

  NEVER TURN OFF OR DISABLE YOUR FIREWALL!
  The firewall protects your computer by not letting
  any program, communicate with the outside world, which
  includes HACKERS.

• Conflicts with native Firewall VPN

  I use OS X El Capitan 10.11.4

  I have subscribed to a VPN connection provided by PIA (private Internet access) and noticed that the client VPN of PIA disables native firewall protection for OS X El Capitan.  This isn't really a concern as long as the duration of the VPN connection and the computer is protected via the VPN and its own firewall.  However, when the VPN connection drops and I'm not around to immediately re-engage the OS X Firewall, there is a period of time when the computer is not protected by a firewall.  Support to PIA could not provide me with a conclusive answer to this subject, and it seems unsure as to if there is a viable solution to this any time soon.

  First question: is there a work around to avoid the defusing of the OS X Firewall?

  Second question: is there a way to force an instant VPN reconnect as soon as the VPN connection is lost?

  Hello dubwisedude,

  Don't worry the Firewall of OS X. It's a waste of time. If you are concerned about these things, don't turn on all sharing services. Firewalls is misunderstood. They are tools for network administrators. They don't have much use for end users. The Application OS X Firewall is particularly useless. Its default behavior is to allow about anything, sometimes without tell you about it.

• Need me a firewall if my internet connection through a router. I'm with Virgin and I have a D-Link router

  Need me a firewall if my internet connection through a router. I'm with Virgin and I have a D-Link router

  On Friday, June 8, 2012 14:45:42 + 0000, Ian 213 wrote:

  Need me a firewall if my internet connection through a router. I'm with Virgin and I have a D-Link router

  Your router provides firewall protection, so the need is not the same
  as if you had no a router. There are some who say you need to no.
  all firewall software.

  But my opinion is that you would be a lot safer if you have run a
  router software, and since there is little reason not to, I
  recommend that you do.

  Ken Blake, Microsoft MVP

  I agree.

  @OP Windows XP (SP2 and above), Vista, 7 and 8 all have active firewall software by default.

  There is no need of any 3rd party firewall.

  Some users like running programs such as ZoneAlarm because it warns him from the processes that use the network, and then there is the possibility to deny/allow it on the spot, or deny/allow forever. There may be slight discomfort in the installation, but once it's for all your programs, and then it really can work in silent mode.

  Microsoft Firewall simply leave everything default, but they can be configured manually to block anything outgoing or incoming.

• Advantages, disadvantages of the use of 3rd party firewall vs WIndows firewall?

  At the suggestion of PA Bear, I open this thread to learn about firewalls.

  I have a Dell Latitude D600 with XP Pro SP3. I use ZoneAlarms free firewall. It seems however, ZA conflicted with my WiFi USB NetGear adapter and threw me the network after about an hour (in one place, totally crashing the machine to a blue screen). At the suggestion of the PA Pooh, I unloaded ZA and activated Windows Firewall - no more conflict.

  But I'm missing a couple of other functions, I had with ZA: - visual indication on the taskbar of traffic flow - permit/deny internet access to specific programs - completely locking all internet activity

  So is a decent firewall program that offers good firewall protection AND these conflicts of WITHOUT Extras?

  Or:

  Why should I stay with Windows Firewall and not look elsewhere for additional features?

  Ed

  Hey, Joel. Thanks for the reply.

  I liked the alerts because there seems to be a lot of things happening in the background that I had never heard. I enjoyed being able to see what was going on and kill him. "what do you say every time I open a file that you want to connect to the internet?"

  The other part is that I use my laptop and more in environments where I don't have an internet connection I do in coffee shops where I have WiFi. I didn't want the constant slowdown of who-knows-what-and-how-many programs to make repeated calls for a connection.

  Router? Everything I do is turn on my computer and plug my USB adapter and connect. (There's a guy at Starbucks, almost every day that comes out of three laptops and one buncha other things - it's his corner office!) I don't know what I'd do with a router - it's just me and my laptop and Starbucks (or elsewhere).

  Ed

  Hi Ed:

  If you use your laptop frequently on the public networks, a third-party firewall is maybe a good option. I detect not just since your original post. You should look at the link below for a list of the popular options. Comodo, however, would be my choice if I had to use a.

  http://www.techsupportalert.com/best-free-firewall.htm

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• Firewall is gone - can't restore it

  I've lost my Windows Firewall Protection. When I try to open the Windows Security Center and open the Windows Firewall, I get this message: "due to a problem not identified, Windows cannot display Windows Firewall settings. I tried to run the system restore, but it will restore to any point. Help!

  Just in case Malware etc...
  Allows to get a second opinion...

  Please download the free version of Malwarebytes.
  Update immediately.
  Do a full scan of the system
  Let us know the results at the end.

  http://www.Malwarebytes.org/products

• Y at - it an anti virus that goes with my default firewall for windows xp

  Y at - it an anti virus that goes with my default firewall for windows xp? I had microsoft essentials, but it comes with a separate firewall

  Microsoft Security Essentials does not include a firewall, it fits with the (default) Windows Firewall. During installation, Microsoft Security Essentials scans the PC to determine if a firewall is enabled on the PC. If no firewall protection is present, you can turn on the Windows Firewall. See features and benefits-Windows Firewall integration. http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows/products/security-essentials/product-information

  What do you currently use for antivirus protection? If none came preinstalled on a trial basis? You make sure that you remove any other antimvirus/anitmalware real-time software before installing MSE? Refer to the following:

  List of product anti-malware removal tools
  http://answers.Microsoft.com/en-us/protect/Forum/protect_start/list-of-anti-malware-program-cleanupuninstall/407bf6da-C05D-4546-8788-0aa4c25a1f91 
  OR http://experts.Windows.com/w/experts_wiki/156.aspx

  Checklist for installation of Microsoft Security Essentials
  http://answers.Microsoft.com/en-us/protect/Forum/protect_start/check-list-for-installing-Microsoft-Security/bf757e6a-E320-4a67-92bc-767e6acb26c4
  OR http://experts.Windows.com/w/experts_wiki/89.aspx

  No antivirus/antimalware software will offer 100% protection. MSE is as good, if not better than the other free and paid for the products. It is well suited for older machines to XP because it is light on the use of resources and as stated earlier suits well with the firewall of Windows (default).

  I hope this helps.

• Firewall Windows - have no option to turn on.

  I have Windows XP with SP3. My "windows security alerts" icon has a red top 'X'. I click on it, and the "windows Security Center" said that my firewall is turned off. I click on the "Windows Firewall" link at the bottom of the "windows security center" which takes me to the "windows firewall" pop up. The option for "On (recommended)" is "grayed out" and does not allow me to click on it. How can I activate my windows firewall? Don't know how to see if there are other firewalls on my system. Thank you, Brian

  Do you have XP Pro?

  If so, Windows Firewall can be inhibited by group policy.

  Start the Group Policy Editor:
  Start-> Run-> "gpedit.msc".

  Then go to:

  Local computer policy-> computer-> administration-> network model Configuration->
  Connections-> Windows Firewall network-> domain profile and Standard profile

  Find and double-click on "Windows Firewall: protect all network connections" and set it accordingly.

  HTH,
  JW