English please
This is final (online installer), but still not available for all country regions nor in the rest of languages:
I saw the same blocks when using KFA or KSC Free.Windows firewall is blocking KFA. I made an exception but it is still blocked. See screenshot. The log on the right is from @Andy Ful FirewallHardening tool. AFAIK this tool takes data from Windows Event logs.
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Right. It is Windows firewall that does it. However, after trying a few times, I see that it is only blocked for a second or two, right after system startup. KSN seems to work, and updating seems to work. So maybe it's no big deal? @harlan4096 what is your take on the issue?it was no block caused by Hard Configurator or FirewallHardening
Stupid to ask, but did you disable script injection on browser + ''limit bandwith for data savings''I contacted Kaspersky supporter via email and a real Kaspersky expert (a real person, not a bot) replied my and asked for a full GSI
I submitted to him and he said Kaspersky would address the problem I had
The problem was so serious that I was unable to open Kaspersky GUI (avpui.exe) with .net framework-related error => Kaspersky 2020 is completely unusable in my PC
the problem doesn't exist in 2019 patch F but my browser was super super laggy on patch F. Immediately uninstalled
I did everything I can but still very laggyStupid to ask, but did you disable script injection on browser + ''limit bandwith for data savings''
Yeah i thought you have already tried pretty much everything...for me there is no any difference in browsing speed, but im living with suberb pc/internetI did everything I can but still very laggy
I tried all options in web antivirus and network except disabling https scanning
I didn't have this issue priod to patch f, on my old HDD. Now I have SSD, it's very noticeable
when I opened a link in a new tab, browser paused for 2-5 seconds before I could interact with it
Doesnt sound very promisingKFA 20 is very nervous about internet connections. I get repeated prompts asking me if MS Outlook should be allowed to connect. And when I was trying to troubleshoot a connectivity issue, the prompts were so constant that I couldn't work.
Back to tweaked Windows Defender.
I was talking about something else, not the injection into browsers, that is standard for 3rd party AVs. I was talking about what seems to me a new feature, at least I haven't encountered it yet. It monitors network connections quite closely. I like the idea in theory, except that in practice, it drove me crazy.Doesnt sound very promisingI just hate the injection on browsers that every antivirus does, and still they push the web extension as bloat after all that
I guess were in same boat now, time for uninstall and windows defender + configuredefender+ OSA for me
I always tend to clean install after i swap antivirus, but now i really cba :emoji_disappointed: