Portable version?

[ghost]

will there a portable version? wanna configure files put in executable path not in Disk C.

[tnodir]

You can select "Portable" flag when installing:

To Uninstall the Driver: Functionality-overview: Portability.

[ghost]

wow ok i will check it later!

[ghost]

hi!
i tried portable ver but its still generate cfg to Disk C any ideas??

[ghost]

Sorry for the late reply, I confirmed that I did not check the other two items, but only checked "portable". The application not only installs the driver itself, but also saves the configuration file to the C drive. And since this is the "portable" version, without any uninstaller, there are leftovers in the registry after manually removing the drivers and fort folders.

[tnodir]

also saves the configuration file to the C drive.

Which file do you mean?

there are leftovers in the registry

Do you mean HKLM/SOFTWARE/Fort Firewall in registry?

[ghost]

The same configuration files, ini and other files as the installed version. The registry will leave entries for fort and fort drivers

[tnodir]

The registry will leave entries for fort and fort drivers

Which registry keys do you mean?

I'll double check the portable installation..

[ghost]

im sorry im already removed fort, ll check it later

[ghost]

I found the problem. It seems that after I deleted

readme.portable, the configuration file was placed on the c drive. Now as long as I don’t delete it, it’s ok, but the registry problem exists, see the screenshot

[tnodir]

The file README.portable in the app's folder indicates that installation is portable, so don't remove it.

[tnodir]

but the registry problem exists, see the screenshot

Fort's installed driver can report system events on errors.
So it has an event message source for Event Viewer program.

That registry key will be auto-removed after driver uninstalling.

[tnodir]

Because you also selected the “Windows Service” flag.

Sorry for misinformation, you can use the “Windows Service” flag with "Portable".