CoreForce

First I want to thank Alg for this article. I can only advise new users of CoreForce to read it carefully. I confirm it's better to first deactivate Coreforce on first use, until you're done with some settings. Otherwise you'll get into issues without knowing what did what. And if you're worried about being hacked while you do that, just put windows firewall back on in the meantime. And don't forget to turn it off once CoreForce is active again!(that's a joke again Alg). I intended to reinstall CoreForce today, after my last bad experience with Comodo Firewall. More on it as it comes.

Think I solved the issue between CoreForce and MSN messenger. The error message I got after no being able to sign in with messenger while coreforce was active, was host file related. What I did is remove the entries put in the host file by Spybot S&D. After that I could just sign in again normally with msn messenger, and CoreForce active. That could mean that CoreForce has an entry in the host file that Spybot S&D doesn't like. I have not found which one yet. The list shown in Spybot is huge with no tool to edit or to search. As soon as I've got a host file utility installed, I will investigate.

Now going into new problems: can't have windows update running while CoreForce is on. Just found that interesting link about a user's experience with CoreForce and Cyber Hawk (Online Armor forum).