Rising Firewall cannot be connected to the Internet after the upgrade15

See if XP's built-in firewall blocks it for you.

Or check your internet connection.

Or select the system settings in the main program of Rising Firewall (right-click the Rising Firewall icon in the taskbar System Settings) Select "Access Rules" in the open window, find and double-click the IE program you have banned in the list of open programs (on the right side of the window) and double-click the IE program you have banned (the status display is marked with a red cross) and then select "Allow All" in the open window.

Or maybe your firewall is disabling the connection. All you need to do is set Intel in your firewall to allow access to the network.

Or the firewall is pirated or expired, it is recommended to buy the original version or buy a new set.

It's your firewall that prohibits joins. All you need to do is set Intel in your firewall to allow access to the network.

Soft firewalls are mainly used to monitor computer communication ports, and from this point alone, for personal computers, firewalls have little effect except for blocking the ports of "Trojan" programs. Professional firewalls require a good understanding of network datagrams, which are impossible for the average user to use, and there is no need for a personal computer to install and use them.

Personally, I recommend installing a good antivirus software on the line,I wrote a network attack program in my junior year,Those firewalls made in China,None of them have been detected,But a one called zone alarm (a famous protective wall) can be detected,The domestic ones are simply furnishings,A waste of system resources!

Whether it is antivirus software or firewall, it is recommended not to use domestic ones, the reason is very simple, if the antivirus software can't kill the virus, it has to be automatically loaded every time it is turned on, then the antivirus software is a piece of garbage memory, consuming system resources in vain, and in fact, domestic antivirus software is indeed the case.

A good firewall in addition to zone alarm, also has out post, mcafee

Personally, I recommend installing Kaspersky Anti-Virus Edition, the firewall doesn't mean much to personal computers, and it consumes resources! McAfee is also good, but it doesn't seem to be sold in China at the moment!

I found it!!! In the detailed settings, select Module Rules, and in the lower left corner, select Restore Default!! 11

Indeed, I upgraded to Version: Date: 2007-10-17 After that, I often had a CPU usage of 100 (the CPU is AMD's Athlon64 2 4400+, which is absolutely enough), and the web page could not be opened, and later I found out that this program was doing the trick.

As far as I know, this program is related to the "Internet protection" function of Rising Firewall, and it usually requires Kaspersky's "cooperation" to attack. Friend, do you have Kaba installed in your system as well?

This problem is caused by the conflict with Kaspersky, and there is no solution to Rising at present, and Kaba has not reflected anything, so it is necessary to either disable Rising "Internet Protection" or disable Kaspersky. If you decide to turn off Rising's "Internet Protection", it will take a while to turn it off before it has an effect, and it is better to open the task manager yourself, end the process, and you're done. Then wait for Rising or Kaba to solve it!

Select the system settings in the main program of Rising Firewall (right-click the Rising Firewall icon in the taskbar System Settings) Select "Access Rules" in the open window, find and double-click the IE program you have banned in the list of open programs (on the right side of the window) and double-click the IE program you have banned (the status display is marked with a red cross) and then select "Allow All" in the open window. OK.