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<blockquote data-quote="ForgottenSeer 72227" data-source="post: 851224">Sorry I was referring to the Windows major feature updates. Did you upgrade to the latest version of W10 that was released in Nov? Sometimes those big updates cause problems, so it may have been fine before, but after the Windows update it may have broke it. Or like you said it may have always been like that and you just found out now. Either way I would try a reinstall of Kaspersky and see if it goes away, or even try installing another 3rd party av like Eset and see if you have the same problem.&nbsp;If it goes away after the reinstall of kaspersky then it was something related to when it was installed initially. If it doesn&#039;t go away, but goes away with another AV, then it&#039;s something related to Kaspersky specifically. If it doesn&#039;t go away with another AV then its definitely related to Windows/WD.I know alot of testing, but I always like to rule everything out one step at a time.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="ForgottenSeer 72227, post: 851224"] Sorry I was referring to the Windows major feature updates. Did you upgrade to the latest version of W10 that was released in Nov? Sometimes those big updates cause problems, so it may have been fine before, but after the Windows update it may have broke it. Or like you said it may have always been like that and you just found out now. Either way I would try a reinstall of Kaspersky and see if it goes away, or even try installing another 3rd party av like Eset and see if you have the same problem. If it goes away after the reinstall of kaspersky then it was something related to when it was installed initially. If it doesn't go away, but goes away with another AV, then it's something related to Kaspersky specifically. If it doesn't go away with another AV then its definitely related to Windows/WD. I know alot of testing, but I always like to rule everything out one step at a time. [/QUOTE]

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