Administrators Marcos 5,444 Posted July 1, 2014 Administrators Posted July 1, 2014 Agree, didn't find any ironic posts in the mentioned topic either, we all were trying to help and nobody was teasing Doctor-Z. I've just replied there that the blocking rule for svchost.exe is a custom rule and was created after installation. Default rules commence with "Block" but this rule commenced with "Deny". Also I don't have such rule in my firewall rule list. I conclude that ESET firewall merely did its job as expected and blocked svchost.exe as instructed to by the custom rule.
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