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KSO07 versions are provided as a 30 day trial and can be downloaded here until the release of KSO07 personal free edition.
... and this was supposed to appear in August. Next August, perhaps?-yksyks (October 16, 2008, 12:33 AM)
rats the Great Chinese firewall is Blocking it. 
Isn't it obvious? It's only a mystery if you have testosterone (it clouds the judgement!)
So true 
What is the most mysterious question of our universe ?-mahesh2k (October 09, 2008, 05:37 AM)
Unfortunately, it missed picking up a couple of dll's as Trojan.Vundo but then again so did 14 of the 22 virus checkers on VirusTotal. I'm just lucky I don't have an installed browser it could pollute, (Portable Firefox only, IE has been expunged from the system). I'm pretty sure it was there before I installed KIS9, so my previous AV didn't pick it up either.
However, the Anti-Spyware did highlight that an unknown dll was one of the Startup Items - so that pointed me in the right direction to remove a few dlls and ini files via an external LiveXP HDD.-4wd (October 08, 2008, 12:13 AM)
My mistake
Lack of sleep = lack of brainpower
(Sorry about the hijack also)
-wreckedcarzz (October 09, 2008, 03:59 PM)
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4wd Can you please send me the dll's and if you can find the exe calling then that would also be great please send to [email protected] Please rar them and put the password 123654.-Davidtheo (October 08, 2008, 07:43 PM)
On it's way, rename the extension to rar and you're good to go.
The executable that installed them was self-deleting and I can't pinpoint where it came from, (probably a recent LAN party).
It installs itself into an autorun area of registry and from there attaches itself to any programs you run, (eg. explorer.exe).-4wd (October 09, 2008, 01:47 AM)
However, the Anti-Spyware did highlight that an unknown dll was one of the Startup Items - so that pointed me in the right direction to remove a few dlls and ini files via an external LiveXP HDD.-4wd (October 08, 2008, 12:13 AM)
even if it did not know the Trojan.
Pretty much only Joint Operations these days, it may be rather old compared to the likes of COD4, GRAW2, etc but it's a lot more fun IMHO.
Otherwise, Solder Of Fortune 1 + 2, Quake, Quake II, etc - all the good old mindlessly violent FPS games-4wd (October 08, 2008, 12:13 AM)
hijacking your announcement-4wd (October 08, 2008, 04:50 AM)
I've downloaded and installed it and at the moment it seems to run quite well with minimal system impact, (TaskManager shows 0 CPU across all its processes), chews about 70MB of RAM with kwatch.exe grabbing most of that, (54MB).
Now to see if it impacts my online gaming-4wd (October 07, 2008, 04:54 AM)
Kwatch uses alot of Ram mainly because it is checking all processes that are accessing files and checking what they are doing, In this way it can catch and stop unknown malware.-Davidtheo (October 07, 2008, 08:55 PM)
Unfortunately, it missed picking up a couple of dll's as Trojan.Vundo but then again so did 14 of the 22 virus checkers on VirusTotal. I'm just lucky I don't have an installed browser it could pollute, (Portable Firefox only, IE has been expunged from the system). I'm pretty sure it was there before I installed KIS9, so my previous AV didn't pick it up either.
However, the Anti-Spyware did highlight that an unknown dll was one of the Startup Items - so that pointed me in the right direction to remove a few dlls and ini files via an external LiveXP HDD.What online games do you play?
Pretty much only Joint Operations these days, it may be rather old compared to the likes of COD4, GRAW2, etc but it's a lot more fun IMHO.
Otherwise, Solder Of Fortune 1 + 2, Quake, Quake II, etc - all the good old mindlessly violent FPS games
EDIT: Two things that do annoy me though is there's no way to resize the Firewall application window or to sort the programs in the Application Rules list.-4wd (October 08, 2008, 12:13 AM)
Possibly dumb questions but then I've never used an integrated security suite, I prefer discrete components.The only dumb question is the one not asked-4wd (October 07, 2008, 02:14 AM)-Davidtheo (October 07, 2008, 02:32 AM)
Thanks for the info and wisdom
I've downloaded and installed it and at the moment it seems to run quite well with minimal system impact, (TaskManager shows 0 CPU across all its processes), chews about 70MB of RAM with kwatch.exe grabbing most of that, (54MB).
Now to see if it impacts my online gaming-4wd (October 07, 2008, 04:54 AM)
Ah, I went to the website but must have misread.-wreckedcarzz (October 07, 2008, 01:10 AM)
The only dumb question is the one not asked
Possibly dumb questions but then I've never used an integrated security suite, I prefer discrete components.-4wd (October 07, 2008, 02:14 AM)
Can I ask exactly what degree of control you have over what components get installed?All components are installed you can not just install one or two components.
Also, say I purchase a license and I then decide not to renew after a year, this should only affect the Anti-Virus and Anti-Spyware recognition updates, (and any program updates naturally).
Would I be able to uninstall those components and still use the firewall?
Just wondering, as I couldn't find it on the site - a license covers as many computers as you have under your roof, but how much does a license cost (USD)? I have a subscription to PC Tools Internet Security that runs out in a few months, and this looks like a nice, powerful application to take its place...-wreckedcarzz (October 06, 2008, 09:20 PM)
thanks for the serial, David. i'm glad to say that Kingsoft Office 2007 is working quite well on my computer with no compatibility issues so far.
• WPS: the best replacement of MS Office, free for none-biz-lanux128 (September 28, 2008, 06:56 AM)
any ideas.
