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kroa_chandy
post 12.03.2007 15:43
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I installed the trial version of KIS 6.0.2.614 on my computer running vista ultimate 32 bit operating system.

After the installation and when the computer boots up. Its coming up with the message "some protection components have malfunctioned". In the KIS console some of the components showing in red colour

1)antivirus
2)proactive defence
3)anti-hack

I looked through the forum and there isnt any resolution for this. Tried contacting kaspersky but that facility is available to only registered user.

I really appreciate if some one can suggest a solution for this.

NB: I have already tried repairing and reinstalling the application.

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Piston Ron
post 12.03.2007 18:48
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QUOTE(kroa_chandy @ 12.03.2007 08:43)
I installed the trial version of KIS 6.0.2.614 on my computer running vista ultimate 32 bit operating system.

After the installation and when the computer boots up. Its coming up with the message "some protection components have malfunctioned". In the KIS console some of the components showing in red colour

1)antivirus
2)proactive defence
3)anti-hack

I looked through the forum and there isnt any resolution for this. Tried contacting kaspersky but that facility is available to only registered user.

I really appreciate if some one can suggest a solution for this.

NB: I have already tried repairing and reinstalling the application.
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What AV did you have on your system previously? No WD, or One Care Live, correct?

http://forum.kaspersky.com/index.php?showtopic=5233

Do you use a router? No other PFW installed? The installation of AH should disable the Vista FW. It does with XP. See this also, if you haven't.

http://forum.kaspersky.com/index.php?showtopic=915

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kroa_chandy
post 12.03.2007 21:39
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QUOTE(Piston Ron @ 12.03.2007 18:48)
What AV did you have on your system previously? No WD, or One Care Live, correct?

http://forum.kaspersky.com/index.php?showtopic=5233

Do you use a router? No other PFW installed? The installation of AH should disable the Vista FW. It does with XP. See this also, if you haven't.

http://forum.kaspersky.com/index.php?showtopic=915

Welcome to the KL Users Forum.

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I had Mcafee internet security installed previously on my computer. I have done a
clean uninstall with the mcafee utility.

I dont use a router.
No other personal fire wall installed

i am attaching a screen shot.


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Don Pelotas
post 12.03.2007 22:08
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When you tried reinstalling..............did you then first uninstall completely with as reboot?


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kroa_chandy
post 12.03.2007 22:13
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QUOTE(Don Pelotas @ 12.03.2007 22:08)
When you tried reinstalling..............did you then first uninstall completely with as reboot?
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I found the solution !!!

After installation if you get this error message. do the following:-

1) click on modify, repair or remove.
2) select repair.
3) complete the repair (choose default options)
4) restart the computer

And it works absolutely fine.
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