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Jorn

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Thanks for the fine link Tech !

Now I know what can run with Avast ! - Thanks !

It was said I should start a new Topic, as it was 20 days old - So I do that.

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Vista

    * Antivirus: avast! Professional. Smiley
... Yes - Maybe in the Future ! ...
   
    * Firewall: Vista Firewall with Advanced outbound configuration.

... What is "Advanced outborn configuration" on Vista Firewall ?...

(I have "normal" settings - Have not changed anything ... As I do not know what is wise to change)
- Do not want to make anything, so the PC will not work -
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While providing complete inbound AND outbound protection, by default, the Vista firewall does not contain any rules for controlling of outbound traffic. That is, every program is allowed to go out.

Control Panel > Administrative Tools > Windows Firewall with Advanced Security
There you can block (close) a port, a program, etc.
I do it for some of my programs that I don't want to update (most of them, last freeware versions or giveawayoftheday ones).
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Jorn

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Hi Tech !


Control Panel > Administrative Tools > Windows Firewall with Advanced Security
There you can block (close) a port, a program, etc.
I do it for some of my programs that I don't want to update (most of them, last freeware versions or giveawayoftheday ones).

... Thanks for the explanation ...
And Good Night - You have been Really Helpful, Tech !

Jorn