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Old March 18th 05, 06:27 PM
bog
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Default WinXPSP2 Windows Firewall keeps turning off

Hi,

Every time I log off and log back on, my Windows Firewall comes up turned
off. I can turn it back on with no problem, but it doesn't seem to "take."

Anything I can do to prevent it from being turned off at each logon?

Thanks.


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Old March 18th 05, 07:17 PM
Ron J
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"bog" wrote:

Hi,

Every time I log off and log back on, my Windows Firewall comes up turned
off. I can turn it back on with no problem, but it doesn't seem to "take."

Anything I can do to prevent it from being turned off at each logon?

Thanks.

Hello bog,

Are you using a third party firewall? Like Norton ,etc? If so, these
firewalls turn off Win. firewall to avoid conflicts, Hope this helps. Best of
luck to you.
Ron J

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Old March 19th 05, 01:47 AM
bog
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Default WinXPSP2 Windows Firewall keeps turning off

Hi Ron,

Yes, using Norton PF -- guess that's it, thanks.

bog

"Ron J" wrote in message
...


"bog" wrote:

Hi,

Every time I log off and log back on, my Windows Firewall comes up turned
off. I can turn it back on with no problem, but it doesn't seem to
"take."

Anything I can do to prevent it from being turned off at each logon?

Thanks.

Hello bog,

Are you using a third party firewall? Like Norton ,etc? If so, these
firewalls turn off Win. firewall to avoid conflicts, Hope this helps. Best
of
luck to you.
Ron J



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Old March 19th 05, 10:37 AM
Ron J
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Default WinXPSP2 Windows Firewall keeps turning off

ubetcha !

"bog" wrote:

Hi Ron,

Yes, using Norton PF -- guess that's it, thanks.

bog

"Ron J" wrote in message
...


"bog" wrote:

Hi,

Every time I log off and log back on, my Windows Firewall comes up turned
off. I can turn it back on with no problem, but it doesn't seem to
"take."

Anything I can do to prevent it from being turned off at each logon?

Thanks.

Hello bog,

Are you using a third party firewall? Like Norton ,etc? If so, these
firewalls turn off Win. firewall to avoid conflicts, Hope this helps. Best
of
luck to you.
Ron J




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Old March 19th 05, 07:37 PM
robitoutou
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Default WinXPSP2 Windows Firewall keeps turning off

Ron, I still have the problem and I ma not using another firewall. I think
this problem appeared when I downloaded and installed either a movie or
music. No virus nor malware. What to do next? Thanks.

"Ron J" wrote:

ubetcha !

"bog" wrote:

Hi Ron,

Yes, using Norton PF -- guess that's it, thanks.

bog

"Ron J" wrote in message
...


"bog" wrote:

Hi,

Every time I log off and log back on, my Windows Firewall comes up turned
off. I can turn it back on with no problem, but it doesn't seem to
"take."

Anything I can do to prevent it from being turned off at each logon?

Thanks.

Hello bog,
Are you using a third party firewall? Like Norton ,etc? If so, these
firewalls turn off Win. firewall to avoid conflicts, Hope this helps. Best
of
luck to you.
Ron J




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Old March 19th 05, 11:13 PM
news
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Default WinXPSP2 Windows Firewall keeps turning off

Check that your service for the firewall is set to automatically start when
Windows starts. The service name is "Windows Firewall/Internet Connection
Sharing (ICS)".


"robitoutou" wrote in message
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Ron, I still have the problem and I ma not using another firewall. I
think
this problem appeared when I downloaded and installed either a movie or
music. No virus nor malware. What to do next? Thanks.

"Ron J" wrote:

ubetcha !

"bog" wrote:

Hi Ron,

Yes, using Norton PF -- guess that's it, thanks.

bog

"Ron J" wrote in message
...


"bog" wrote:

Hi,

Every time I log off and log back on, my Windows Firewall comes up
turned
off. I can turn it back on with no problem, but it doesn't seem to
"take."

Anything I can do to prevent it from being turned off at each logon?

Thanks.

Hello bog,
Are you using a third party firewall? Like Norton ,etc? If so,
these
firewalls turn off Win. firewall to avoid conflicts, Hope this helps.
Best
of
luck to you.
Ron J






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Old March 20th 05, 03:51 AM
Ron J
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Default WinXPSP2 Windows Firewall keeps turning off

Hello robit,
I am sorry it took so long to respond. I had service calls today.
Are you still having trouble? If so please post back. Also, use care when
you download music. That is a great way to download some serious trouble that
your anti-virus and spy-ware checker can't find. Best of luck to you .
Ron J

"news" wrote:

Check that your service for the firewall is set to automatically start when
Windows starts. The service name is "Windows Firewall/Internet Connection
Sharing (ICS)".


"robitoutou" wrote in message
...
Ron, I still have the problem and I ma not using another firewall. I
think
this problem appeared when I downloaded and installed either a movie or
music. No virus nor malware. What to do next? Thanks.

"Ron J" wrote:

ubetcha !

"bog" wrote:

Hi Ron,

Yes, using Norton PF -- guess that's it, thanks.

bog

"Ron J" wrote in message
...


"bog" wrote:

Hi,

Every time I log off and log back on, my Windows Firewall comes up
turned
off. I can turn it back on with no problem, but it doesn't seem to
"take."

Anything I can do to prevent it from being turned off at each logon?

Thanks.

Hello bog,
Are you using a third party firewall? Like Norton ,etc? If so,
these
firewalls turn off Win. firewall to avoid conflicts, Hope this helps.
Best
of
luck to you.
Ron J







 




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