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for all people installing SP2...

I`ve disabled my SP2 firewall,my Kerio personal firewall is superior in every sense and has no problems with my online gaming,can`t say the same for SP2 firewall 😉.
 
Whaddaya mean by "lock drives"?

I use the built-in defragger for my 10 GB C drive (os and programs) and O&O Pro for my data drives. Can't speak for diskeeper other than the native XP one.

Currently, all my sh*t is running just fine.
 
Also, no problem with checkdisk. Are you having a problem and thinking it's ZA 5.1.011?
 
there was a problem with the early loading of ZA 5 which locked vlolumes and so chkdsk with the /f parameter and DIskeeper 7 [which offers a boot time defrag option] could not run.
 
The boot time defrag in O&O runs okay with this version of ZA under SP2 ...and SysInternals page defrag runs /f okay too.

How come your signature file doesn't run?
 
Curious, for those of you who replied that they installed SP2, and are running Kerio, but disabled SP2's built-in firewall - are you running Kerio 2.x or 4.x? And are you aware of the issues with (at least in 2.x) boot-up and shut-down loss of protection with Kerio? The biggest advantage that I've seen, with SP2's built-in firewall, is that it is active throughout the bootup/shutdown process, and thus cannot be easily breached, unlike most 3rd-party ones. Based on that, and my testing with Kerio 4.0.15 on SP2 rc1, I'm wondering why you aren't running *both* firewalls at once? I didn't notice any problem conflicts between the built-in one and Kerio. (Not to mention the subnet anti-spoofing protection built into XP SP2's firewall, that Kerio 2.x lacks entirely.)
 
no firewall installed or enabled. only firewall i have is a hardware one. :\ i just take caution when installing new softwares.
 
Originally posted by: dc5
no firewall installed or enabled. only firewall i have is a hardware one. :\ i just take caution when installing new softwares.
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by hardware, do you mean a basic home router, or a real firewall?
 
I use a harware firewall, Netgear Prosafe VPN firewall. But I do like SP2 firewall. And Zonealarm is terrible. I despise it.
 
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