Their support forum looks pretty active as well.
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Be careful of upgrading Kaspersky to the 325 release!
I thought it would be a good idea to check the Kaspersky installation on my main developement PC for any software upgrades today and on the website I found that there was a later version for download. So I downloaded it and ran it, it upgraded my installation - and then the trouble started!
After rebooting I randomly got BSOD after a short period. I though I'd recover from my latest Acronis backup only to find that last nights backup set had a corrupt index!
Anyway long story short I eventually managed to remove Kaspersky build 325 by blocking it's access with Zonealarm and then reinstalled build 124 and all is now well again. I also made a fresh full backup and started off a new differential schedule set. (I'm glad I decided to keep ZA)
So beware do not upgrade Kaspersky until the update is introduced automatically by the standard Kaspersky checker. A review of the Kaspersky support forums confirms that a number of people have issues with the latest build, which is presumably why it has not been pushed out by the checker.Comment
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I've had both Firefox and IE7 go into 'no addon' mode recently since adding this, is it linked, has anyone else? I can't seem to get them to switch addons back on, no matter what instructions i am told to follow. I keep having this stupid info bar appear on every single web page i visit telling me addons are disabled, yet when i look at them, they are all enabled.
I actually reinstalled Firefox a few days ago to correct that issue, but now IE7 has done the same, it leads me to think something is astray. Thanks for any help, i did STFF i promise, honest.Comment
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I haven't had any problems with add-ons at all. Sounds like something else, especially if it's FF and IE.
Have you installed the latest MS updates? I haven't, and have a about 3 or 4 still pending to be installed - related perhaps?Comment
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I noticed system had rebooted a few days ago, but i haven't seen any MS updates to be honest, they usually wait for me to OK them (otherwise known as a recommendation to do an acronis image immediately lol). The only other thing i have done (out of the ordinary) is to install spybot S&D. It was just strange that Firefox went titsup too, which lead me to believe it might be the Kaspersky as that's about the only thing i could think that both browsers had in common.
I also have a Window Security Alert saying Kaspersky isn't running, but it clearly is. Sigh.Comment
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Are you still running KAS 124 or 125?
Pop over to the KAS forums and see if other's have had the same problem:
http://forum.kaspersky.com/
You could try disabling KAS for a while to see if it helps.Comment
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This any use?:
http://support.mozilla.com/kb/Config...ernet+Security
In particular, this might allow you to edit the rules for Firefox, which they don't do in this example.Comment
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124 or 125? no idea at all, it's set to update itself and run itself. I cannot see anywhere to find out this number, i'm on 7.0.1.321 anti virus version when i hover over the icon.Originally posted by drounding
I've just uninstalled Spybot see if that helps.
Cheers.Comment
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Thanks Mark, just taking a look, although this is a problem on IE7 & IE6 now as since the firefox reinstall 4-5 days ago, that has been fine. Just strange that all 3 browsers have had a similar problem, their name in the actual menu changes and has 'no addons' added to the name.Originally posted by Mark HComment
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Spybot can cause havoc with MS programs including IE and particularly Outlook running via Exchange.Originally posted by leehackComment
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Are you using KAS AV or the KAS Security Suite?
You could try Undoing the immunising in Spybot.Comment
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Just the AV, spybot is completely uninstalled now, still the same. Very strange.Comment
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