Windows 10: Kaspersky scanning change

For the first 18 months or so of my last Kaspersky 2-year subscription period, when I plugged in (USB) a memory stick or camera, Kaspersky immediately did a quick scan, then told me in a small box that all was ok. I was happy with that. Then for no obvious reason it stopped doing that or at least telling me about it. If I asked K to do a quick scan on an inserted external memory it would say that none was detected, although ithe device appears in the left-hand column below Documents, Downoads etc. and I can access the contents in the normal way.
I always disconnect it in the usual way by asking permission - it is there for that.
A few weeks ago I started on a new 2-year subscrition to K and I hoped that it would go back to autoscanning, auto telling me that it had done so and recognising devices - but it doesn't.
Is there a Kaspersky forum?
Thanks for any help.

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Defender turned off my Kaspersky

Suggest you uninstall Kaspersky thru Control Panel, reboot the computer, then run the Kaspersky Removal Tool as listed in List
of anti-malware product removal tools, reboot the computer, then reinstall Kaspersky.



Be sure you’re installing the latest version of Kaspersky and if necessary seek advice from Kaspersky Support. https://usa.kaspersky.com/windows10



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List of software to use for overclocking and testing
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Fan speeds
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Core speeds
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Hello,

By default, scans are saved in a Scans folder inside the Pictures. Here are the steps on how to get there:

• Press Windows and type pictures
• Click Pictures and double-click the Scans folder.

Furthermore, we suggest that you repair your Word application by following the steps on this

link.

Let us know how that turned out for you.