I would appreciate any ideas as to how to reconfigure the D+ in a way that would render it useful again. What I DON'T know is how to remedy all this crap. Enabling it back reverts things back to non-normal. Indeed, when I "disable D+ permanently" and then reboot, everything starts to work just fine. I DO know that Comodo D+ module is the cause of all this. Then eventually it would just stop working properly again (that is, it would sit happily in the systray, but would not do what it should). If however I shut it down and manually start again, it would work - for some time at least. I've moved the exe and dll files of Punto to "my own safe files", added Yandex to trusted vendors, and explicitely marked punto.exe as trusted application by creating a corresponding security policy in Comodo - all to no avail: when I reboot, Punto (which is in autostart list, obviously) would NOT function. This little utility tries to install it's own keyboard hook. Right-clicking the taskbar, then repeating the procedure would cure it for the time being, but this would happen after some time over and over again.Ģ) Sometimes, things would go even worse than explained above: the same freeze would happen, but at the same time the CPU load would be consistently at 40-50%, the culprit being (surely!) explorer.exeģ) the new D+ does NOT let Yandex Punto Switcher work as expected.
By that I mean, that when I press the Start button and then navigate to, e.g., All Programs, it would show the list, but none would be clickable. I just wonder, what happened with D+ after the latest Comodo update (i.e., to 4.1bla-blah-blah).ġ) From time to time, my windows start menu would just freeze.
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