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I'm at a loss as to what else to suggest as I don't use windows 10, I don't know what its firewall is capable of. Previously windows firewalls had only inbound firewall protection. From windows 7 the firewall has outbound protection, but that was disabled by default. If you enabled outbound protection, it was rules based and the user had to manually create the rules. I don't know if the above is correct for the windows 10 firewall.I also don't know where this IPCOP fits in as my searches keep finding that this is a Linux based firewall and I can't understand how this would work on a windows system.
Quote from: DavidR on October 06, 2015, 03:09:09 PMI'm at a loss as to what else to suggest as I don't use windows 10, I don't know what its firewall is capable of. Previously windows firewalls had only inbound firewall protection. From windows 7 the firewall has outbound protection, but that was disabled by default. If you enabled outbound protection, it was rules based and the user had to manually create the rules. I don't know if the above is correct for the windows 10 firewall.I also don't know where this IPCOP fits in as my searches keep finding that this is a Linux based firewall and I can't understand how this would work on a windows system.Ipcop not working on Windows but is a hardware part, as a normal LAN router for example
Quote from: AndreaVr on October 06, 2015, 03:22:21 PMQuote from: DavidR on October 06, 2015, 03:09:09 PMI'm at a loss as to what else to suggest as I don't use windows 10, I don't know what its firewall is capable of. Previously windows firewalls had only inbound firewall protection. From windows 7 the firewall has outbound protection, but that was disabled by default. If you enabled outbound protection, it was rules based and the user had to manually create the rules. I don't know if the above is correct for the windows 10 firewall.I also don't know where this IPCOP fits in as my searches keep finding that this is a Linux based firewall and I can't understand how this would work on a windows system.Ok David, I think that with all that build of Windows 10 also Avast developers will have a lot to do, if they have updated version maybe I can turn that the installIpcop not working on Windows but is a hardware part, as a normal LAN router for exampleOK, I will try and attract some attention to this topic.
Quote from: DavidR on October 06, 2015, 03:09:09 PMI'm at a loss as to what else to suggest as I don't use windows 10, I don't know what its firewall is capable of. Previously windows firewalls had only inbound firewall protection. From windows 7 the firewall has outbound protection, but that was disabled by default. If you enabled outbound protection, it was rules based and the user had to manually create the rules. I don't know if the above is correct for the windows 10 firewall.I also don't know where this IPCOP fits in as my searches keep finding that this is a Linux based firewall and I can't understand how this would work on a windows system.Ok David, I think that with all that build of Windows 10 also Avast developers will have a lot to do, if they have updated version maybe I can turn that the installIpcop not working on Windows but is a hardware part, as a normal LAN router for example
Update: the problem of login Account is right on the free version of Avast because today I tried to install the Premier course in 30-day trial and it works great page Avast Account if we see when it expires proof that becomes free placing or less
Quote from: AndreaVr on October 11, 2015, 08:36:02 PMUpdate: the problem of login Account is right on the free version of Avast because today I tried to install the Premier course in 30-day trial and it works great page Avast Account if we see when it expires proof that becomes free placing or lessThe login problem was resolved yesterday.