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Giveaway of the day — Xvirus Personal Firewall Pro 4.5.0
Xvirus Personal Firewall Pro 4.5.0 was available as a giveaway on February 8, 2021!
Xvirus Personal Firewall is designed as a simple application that enables the user to check all active connections and control which are granted access or not. Xvirus Personal Firewall is a straightforward application that relies on whitelisting and blacklisting for managing the connections.
Why choose Xvirus Personal Firewall?
Xvirus Personal Firewall is simple enough for novice users and advanced enough for experienced users. You can just install and forget it or change the settings for a more customizable experience, either way you know you will be secure.
Thanks to Xvirus' Network Monitor you can see all the details of the connections of your applications, like the protocol,IP and port,status and the process id.
Xvirus Personal Firewall allows you to control what programs run on your computer. With its simple rules list you can manage which program should be allowed to run or block.
System Requirements:
Windows 7/ 8/ 10 ; .NET Framework 4.5
Publisher:
XvirusHomepage:
https://xvirus.net/xvirus-personal-firewallFile Size:
101 КВ
Licence details:
Lifetime, no updates
Price:
$47.95
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Installed on day of giveaway and was fine for a bit, however It now takes ages to do anything and constantly flags Nvidia dll's (mostly the same one) and states they are 4/5 or 5/5 dangerous, ignoring all remember this is safe indications I tell it. Uninstalled after it told for the 35th time the dll was unsafe and would I like to allow it and I'll remember it is.
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When I try to add the license code, it says something like "Entered license key is incorrect; please buy a new one."
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Key is invalid when you try and upgrade to pro
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Try GlassWire. Oustanding firewall and great other function. And cheaper than this software.
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A couple of quick notes:
I haven't downloaded this, so can't comment on it specifically, but the vast majority of Windows 10 "firewalls" are just front end controls for the existing Windows 10 firewall, which can do all sorts of decent stuff when you can talk to it. I don't know if this is that or not.
The other note is that there is no way, NO WAY, to be connected to the Internet and prevent the backdoor Microsoft uses to send a ton of your personal info to its servers. Since they control the OS, they can do just about anything with the outbound connections, and as they hoover endless info from your machine about your software, your browsing, your emails, pretty much everything you do, nothing currently exists to stop them from doing so.
Those freeware programs that claim to 'protect your privacy from Microsoft' are just nonsense. Yes, they stop a small amount of data from going out, but nothing can stop the wholesale theft of your info by Microsoft - it takes place far too deep inside the Win10 OS.
Why do you suppose it is that the disk access light on WIN10 desktop machines NEVER stops blinking from the instant you first boot WIN10?
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dd, Now you know why a lot, like me, stick with W7.
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Privacy is nothing but an illusion, and with Windows 10 the EULA clearly gives Microsoft full rights to all the users files (take the time to read, you'll be amazed, you give up all your rights!).
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TK, I disagree. I've been running Windows since 3.1, and before 10 I had three desktops here running 7 Pro, and none of them kept the disk access light blinking incessantly when nothing was happening.
The drive doesn't have to 'spin down' for the access light to stop strobing. Besides which, is anyone still using a spinning boot drive with SSD prices so low? If so, why?
I may not be a coding genius, but I have more than a little knowledge and a dose of paranoia. Since you have no idea who I am or what I do, I found that comment insulting.
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Rejected by microsoft and sophos
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Is an antivirus without updates worth even installing? It could be outdated within a minute without updates.
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Dr Ronald Lechner, it monitors outgoing IP connections, it's up to you to determine what is good or not = "not an antivirus program"
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Dr Ronald Lechner,
You are correct, an anti-virus would be quite useless without updates. This, however, is NOT an anti-virus, it is a firewall. If you do not know the difference, I'd suggest you research the difference between the two so you don't get yourself a false sense of security by not understanding the purpose of this software.
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I downloaded fine but the program won't open.
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Barry, you may be running afoul of your antivirus triggering a false positive. You may need to disable it temporarily.
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up and running look good to me i will try running it for a couple of hours and report back if any thing it not good no update all ok
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I expect to receive hundreds of Thumbs Down for this comment because, rather than correcting someone elses critique of how he/she feels the interface looks, and getting lots of thumbs up for so doing, I thought I might actually comment on the program offered here.
From what I can tell this has a pretty small footprint and one thing it does nicely is monitor any 'Phone home' behaviour of any software. It also asks if you wish to allow, for example,. a program software update (Which depending on the program in question, might or might not be unwanted).
NOT good is the fact that there are loads of settings that can be altered but doesn't give any idea of what or how so a lot of guesswork needed.
Best thing is this works alongside any 'Firewall' as this is designed to be an addition to the service carried out by your existing firewall.
I shall leave it running for now, but it seems to have more going for it than against - so far.
No Email needed to register - simple as it gets. Just copy/paste the code given into box which opens when button bottom left is clicked. Happy Days,
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lifetime license nice for a change
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Previous comment...sorry, i meant ZA Firewall is a massive resource hog, not Xvirus Personal Firewall Pro!
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Would love to see it portable for use in less secure environments (my main concern)! Only ZoneAlarm offers software or application control, so it's amazing to find another one that does so as well and it's a massive resource hog.
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This software is out of date.
The UI needs updating
The firewall list needs to be searchable
Options are needed to find the source file or app that is calling home.
There needs to be a better block on the block a call home (e.g. "for this session," i.e. remove firewall entry on power down to allow installation of software and then block)
The ability to block by application I.e. "Click to Run" has about 10 separate calls to MS and each one must be blocked.
Overall it is more cumbersome than MS Defender. And, if you are willing to take the time to check each call home, it is superior in many ways to defender.
If there is a better alternative to this, I.e. a better UI more tools and better firewall I would switch. But I still use it with it's defects.
There is more but it
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Comodo Firewall, used it for years and wouldn't change for anything.
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Windows has a firewall, this software just replaces it. It's not needed.
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Yeah I tend to agree why would i want another firewall when windows has one built in ... well unless they have removed it without my knowledge ???
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First impression, the GUI look's amateurish and one dimensional like the start of a game from the 1980's
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sid, did you look at their site at all? And it's kind of hard to stylize tabular data. What's more important is whether the firewall works and is easy to use.
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Leonard,
AND??
Did it?
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As far as I know, Windows has a firewall that is also enabled.
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TK,
Do refer to BiniSoft.org for the Windows 10 firewall add on? Malwarebytes does not show anything about a firewall app. I found the BiniSoft app on TechSpot.
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TK, Well, we know that again. But otherwise I will not study Microsoft's firewall on my PCs and will continue to be!
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