Windows 10: Kaspersky Antivirus Limitations After Windows Update

Hello, I'm facing a Kaspersky antivirus limitation error after these two Windows updates.After visiting the link provided on the Kaspersky app, I found this is related to Out Of Box Experience or Device Guard mode.Article by Kaspersky: https://support.kaspersky.co.uk/kav21/limitations/15513#dguardRelated Microsoft article: https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/security/identity-protection/credential-guard/credential-guard-manageBut in my case, Device Guard is not configured. Is there anything I should worry about?

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Kaspersky Update Quarantines Windows Explorer

We all know that Windows Explorer can be a bit of a nuisance from time to time, but classifying it as malware is a little extreme. However, that’s just what an update for Kaspersky Lab’s antivirus did earlier this week, resulting in explorer.exe being quarantined or, in extreme cases, deleted. The update, which was released at around 7:00pm on Wednesday, was only active for about two hours before Kaspersky became aware of the issue and withdrew it to limit the damaged it caused. David Emm, a senior technology consultant at Kaspersky, gave the following statement:

Fortunately only one corporate customer and a handful of home users have reported being affected by this problem.

Source: ZDNet.com

 

Kaspersky Antivirus/KIS 2010 released (version 9.0)

what, no one but aussies care abotu this awesome antivirus? *Frown


It also seems to load/run a bit faster, the delay as it scanned new programs seems reduced a large amount.

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and heres a good argument as to why kaspersky is the best antivirus: while it has them, it doesnt rely on shitty, inaccurate heuristics to find viruses. they do it properly.





Yeah, 2,200 viruses added to the list in the last 24 hours. find me another antivirus that good.

 

Kaspersky Antivirus/KIS 2010 released (version 9.0)

look at every thread on TPU where someone asks what antivirus to use. kaspersky is always the most commonly suggested, followed by nod32.

When the majority of an IT tech site agrees on something, you should listen *Big Grin