I recently bought Tiny Personal Firewall for my notebook computer, but am not sure which file (I assume .exe) should have a shortcut in my startup (XP SP2) folder. Whenever I boot, XP tells me TPF is not turned on.
Any help would be appreciated.
Thanks, Steve
You don't need it at all. Just use the Windows-Firewall.
Yours, VB.
It's been a long time since I used Tiny, but, the way I remember it, you could set Tiny in the configuration to run as a service (be on all the time, even before logon). I think that's what you should look for, not the "startup" folder.
-Frank
I use TPF. There is nothing in the startup folder. Sounds like the installation didn't occur properly because TPF sets itself in the registry to start when the machine starts. You should probably uninstall and reinstall. There will probably be a registry entry under HKLM/Software/Microsoft/Windows/CurrentVersion/Run for TPF to run on startup.
CD
Tiny should have set itself up properly on install without any need for intervention by yourself. I'd remove it, then try a reinstall. Also, Tiny is probably total overkill for your needs. Be careful if and when you tweak it, as it's very easy to lock yourself out of your system completely and render your PC useless and unstartable.
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