Yes the windows firewall will work with IE Zone Alarm. You see Zonelarm will regulate the use of your internet connection by the programs already installed on your computer. It will also deny or grant access to other computers to access your computer. The windows firewall will help to stop you from visiting dangerous sites and from being exposed by phishing and pharming sites.
No its not
depends on the software you are using for the firewall. if your using windows xp firewall just disable it. start-->control panel-->firewall then click the opt button to turn it off. This is not a detailed enough answer neither does it work.
Yes it is true only in a few cases, this happens when comodo firewall pro is installed sometimes it does not turn off the windows firewall, in which case both the firewall continue to work simultaneously and conflict each other. I recommend you first turn off the windows firewall in vista and then go on installing comodo firewall, as it offers much better protection than a mere windows firewall. a word of caution ! : please be careful in configuring comodo, and white listing the processes and applications, otherwise it is as good as having no firewall.
If you are installing it from Microsoft website then the answer is Yes. Microsoft will ask you to pass validation. If you have a stand alone copy of it, then you have to disconnect your PC from Internet and istall it, in such cases it's better to have firewall (windows firewall doesn't work in such cases).
THIS WILL ONLY WORK IN WINDOWS Press start and go click on the little bar at the bottom that says 'search programs and files, and type in 'firewall' then click on 'allow a program through windows firewall' then click, allow another program, and looks for wolfquest.
Yes, in fact, MSE is designed to work with your built in Windows Firewall. Just make sure that when you download/ install MSE you do not currently have ANY OTHER programs running that are anti- virus/ malware protection besides your basic Windows Firewall. If you have MSE and other anti- virus/ malware protection programs running at the same time it could cause your computer to crash or otherwise not properly work!
Fuse.
The firewall controls what programs can access the internet and what programs from the internet can access the computer what is a firewall ?How does it work? http://computer.howstuffworks.com/computer-internet-security-channel.htm Is a security program which protects your computer from unauthorized access through the Internet. It resides on your PC and filters traffic coming and going from your computer http://www.Microsoft.com/protect/computer/firewall/faq.mspx
it is advised not to mix anti-virus softwares. you can however mix different security, such as AVG and Zone Alarm, as they patch different areas of security.
To be quite honest, you don't want to. The firewall protects your PC. If something isn't working because of it, learn how to make it work rather than just turning the firewall off. If you insist on leaving it off, then you should put up with the "irritating" warning message - it's like driving a car with the door open - the dashboard is going to beep at you constantly as a reminder that you're doing something stupid. People like you are the reason viruses are spreading so easily. Don't be fooled into thinking that pathetic little antivirus program you have is protecting your PC 100% - you need three different tools - firewall, antivirus, and preferably an antispyware program such as Windows Defender too. If you are using a third-party firewall such as ZoneAlarm, this will install itself and tell Windows that it is doing the job and that the Windows Firewall is not needed. If your third party firewall doesnt do this, ditch it and use either Windows Firewall (which is perfectly adequate, to be honest) or the free version of ZoneAlarm (which is even better).
what is the work of windows
Yes, but there have been a few known security or firewall issues which need to be addressed should they occur. By now they may have been fixed completely. This includes Windows Vista and 7.