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by atifk
Maybe you can test Black ICE at http://www.networkice.com
It's not free.
But It can be configured to be very aggressive to external connections.
by quest4
by qtzar
I also have to suggest BlackIce Defender as being the better option from all the personal firewalls available. It works on the Winsock level so it does not bind itself to any particular network adapter or modem.
If you AntiVirus software is giving a problem with the product then either exclude it from being scanned or change your AntiVirus software.
Other personal firewalls that you can look at are ZoneAlarm and as far as I know McAfee also have a personal firewall.
by quest4
by wroming
by quest4
by wroming
by quest4
by qtzar
I really don't know why you are rejected BlackIce as being the best solution when clearly it is a problem with your AntiVirus software support. If you have a look at the following page on the Network Ice website there are full details on when the issue is and they verify that the detection of a trojan is clearly a false positive. http://advice.networkice.com/advice/Support/kb/q000207/
Personally if I had a antivirus package that was generating a false positive on a application and that it was not fixed with the next virus defs update ( and there have been plenty since the problem was first identified ) then I'd seriously consider looking at another antivirus package.
Don't reject Blackice Defender just because some other product has a problem with it.
by quest4
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