The issues now is not the Windows installation. I am still updating,Īnd setting up the current system. In the "new" clean install of Windows 7 Pro x86 I've installed has Microsoft Security Essentials. However, I think it was the reason the network connection manager was not opening.Īpart from this, I had Norton Security running at that time on the old installation which just had expired trial version for a couple of days. I probably uninstalled a component such as remote differentialĬompression, or snmp from the windows 7 features which was not installed at the time of support remote help, and I still could use the internet. My network connection manager was not opening. I'm currently setting up my Windows 7 at the moment. The last installation had some problem that I could not explain to them while in remote session. Is this Comodo fault, or is it really my PC, and version of Windows? I might have to cancel the product, and ask for a refund, and never purchase their software again if this happens to lots of people. I've phoned in, and checked online which it activates, but deactivates when contacting Comodo support. It's probably some formality about my version of Windows. This only happens when I try to make contact through chat, or do a remote session with Comodo support. Comodo PC Tune Up will not activate on my PC which is why I am contacting the Comodo support,Īnd my Windows 7 keeps prompting me to activate the system. It has happened twice now, and I'm losing my mind over it. Windows 7 software which was odd since I have never had to before.
When I contacted Comodo support, my Windows 7 installation prompted me to activate I've been having some difficulty trying to activate one of their software's called Comodo PC Tune Up. Their program is not accepting the activation key I received after purchase. Why do I have to continue to reactivate the Windows 7 Pro system when I contact Comodo support?
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