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Old 01-05-2008, 01:17 AM   #1 (permalink)
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Arrow Kaspersky not compatible with Zone alarm?
I purchased Kaspersky's anti-virus 7.0 and tried to install it today. I got a error box stating "error 1304 error writing to file". Tried both the purchased CD and tried the downloaded trial version and neither would install. After investigating from Kaspersky the error code says that Kaspersky is not compatible with Zonealarm's firewall which I run. Can someone please recommend a free firewall that would be compatible with Kaspersky? Even disabling zone alarm the CD won't install. Thanks.
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There is Comodo Firewall professional, Google it for the website.
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There is Comodo Firewall professional
I've tried it on other computer and wasn't that impressed. Had several issues of it not working correctly.
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Well it's the only other decent free firewall, there might be others but ZoneAlarm and Comodo are the best 2.
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But will it work with Kaspersky?
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Sure, why wouldn't it?
They are just a few exceptions...
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a firewall is like a gate. it keeps the bad people out and the dog in but it's not fool proof. but lets say you download and run an infected program. that will be like letting in a "friend." if it's infected you run that program you can get malware. that's like a friend raping your family and stealing your money.
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Sure, why wouldn't it?
Why isn't Zonealarm compatible? It apparently isn't. I'd just like to know which firewall will work before I go uninstalling firewalls to find out a compatibility issue and go find another one to re-install.
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ZoneAlarm will not create any compatible issues, no.
Except it will give you fake alarms on everything you don't allow.
I still suggest you Comodo firewall...
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I installed Comodo, then tried to install Kaspersky and got a window stating to uninstall Comodo that it is not compatible with Kaspersky and would not let me install around the warning.
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Hm...Listen! Kaspersky generally IS compatible with all programs...
Please tell me , if you are running unpaid, pirate copy of Kaspersky?
If not, just...I think Kaspersky is experiencing some problem. I'd get rid of it, I had problems with it too...
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