I currently use Kaspersky Plus, version 21.7.7.393. Windows 11 home 64-bit. Under Windows Security-->Device Security-->Core isolation-->Memory integrity (should this setting be on or off ? ) It is currently on. Thanks
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Yeah, you have to choose either Kaspersky or WIndows built in virtualization. Otherwise with both enabled, Kaspersky won't work properly.I currently use Kaspersky Plus, version 21.7.7.393. Windows 11 home 64-bit. Under Windows Security-->Device Security-->Core isolation-->Memory integrity (should this setting be on or off ? ) It is currently on. Thanks
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About protection through hardware virtualization in Kaspersky applicationsHow do I know if I'm using Hardware Virtualization with Kaspersky Plus ?
In version K+ 21.9 is in Settings -> Privacy Settings -> Secure Data Input:
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In my old laptop Hardware Virtualization is not available, because the CPU is an old Intel Dual Core T4300, and it does not support it.
Which CPU do You have, W11?
Windows Core isolation is incompatible with Kaspersky Hypervisor, only 1 Hypervisor can be working in the system.
Thanks @harlan4096Then You have to check Your BIOS settings and enable there the Virtualization Support.
But I see You are using W11, if Windows Core Isolation enabled, then Kaspersky Virtualization will be disabled, as only 1 hypervisor can be running in system.
Thanks @harlan4096This is the one million question... "in theory" Windows CI should offer a wider protection since it's fully integrated in the OS.
My current CPU:In version K+ 21.9 is in Settings -> Privacy Settings -> Secure Data Input:
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In my old laptop Hardware Virtualization is not available, because the CPU is an old Intel Dual Core T4300, and it does not support it.
Which CPU do You have, W11?
Windows Core isolation is incompatible with Kaspersky Hypervisor, only 1 Hypervisor can be working in the system.