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Well, since I have never tested AX64TM neither in general nor with Kaspersky products, I would go to tick all the check buttons in Trusted section.
So you mean Trust will be better than Exclusion?
No need adding AX64 in both exclusion & trust, right?
Attached is the screenshot of Trust options
So should I check all options?
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harlan,
As per Kaspersky help files -
Low Restricted - Threat Level is 80
High Restricted - Threat Level is 81 - 90
UnTrusted - Threat Level is 91 - 100
Do you find Threat Level little lenient? As quite a few files gets into Low Restricted inspite of digital signs missing, lower than 10 users, etc...
And do you find Heuristics Analysis to define Groups lenient too?
As per Kaspersky help files -
Low Restricted - Threat Level is 80
High Restricted - Threat Level is 81 - 90
UnTrusted - Threat Level is 91 - 100
Do you find Threat Level little lenient? As quite a few files gets into Low Restricted inspite of digital signs missing, lower than 10 users, etc...
And do you find Heuristics Analysis to define Groups lenient too?
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You have KUU 3: Kaspersky Update Utility 3.0
Once installed, 1st click on button [Start] to update the list of applications supported.
Once installed, 1st click on button [Start] to update the list of applications supported.
What I meant was I have already updated KES on the system. Can I copy the databases in any way before uninstalling & use the databases later on reinstalling?
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Sincerely, I'm not sure that can be done... but it's a question to check 
but I guess it will not so easy
but I guess it will not so easy Let me know here on finding the info.Sincerely, I'm not sure that can be done... but it's a question to check
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Many of the features/modules of Kaspersky products in general work filtering traffic, so I guess so...
So does this means security software that has Firewall, install WFP driver?
Windows Filtering Platform is built-in to Windows OS.
Windows Filtering Platform
In Microsoft computer-systems, the Windows Filtering Platform (WFP) comprises a set of system services and an application programming interface first introduced with Windows Vista in 2006/2007. It allows applications to tie into the packet processing and filtering pipeline of the Next Generation TCP/IP network stack.
Source: Wikipedia
Firewalls install their own driver, but since W8, they are required to use the built-in WFP APIs.
That's all I know...
Couple software I know are safe are in Low Restricted.
Should I move them to Trusted or no need will work fine in Low Restricted?
Should I move them to Trusted or no need will work fine in Low Restricted?
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