Hi there,
I sent this to Shane via email before I read that he asks to post feedback on this forum, so I'm posting it here so others can read it too.
Hi Shane,
Following advice in MalwareTips Malware Removal Assistance forun, I was directed by Kuttus
to install your Windows Repair (all in one) tool.
Now I am amazed by your excellent collection of software, so I wish to give you feedback.
While I loved your software, after I had run it and restarted I decided to check that
Windows firewall was behaving itself. As I am running, and about to uninstall, BitDefender
IS2013, including their firewall, I did not want windows Firewall running as well.
As I was running your Windows Repair (all in one), I did see that you advised repairing
Windows firewall even if you don't use it. Because of that I would assume that your
software would run a repair of WF, but leave it in the same status as it was found.
As it turns out, I went into control panel to check that WF was not running. Control Panel
advised me I had both firewalls running!!!
May I suggest you tweak your software so WF, once it has been cleaned or whatever it is
you do to it, continues in its previous conditions, i.e. turned off. if this is not
possible, then a warning note advising the user to check the status upon reboot, would be
just as useful.
I will be recommending your software to all my colleagues.
Check out my thread if you want more details (page 2):
http://malwaretips.com/Thread-Kazy3653-B-Trojan-prorat-W7-erratic-software-unresponsive
Regards, Chig.