Thanks richbuff for your reply. I will tell you why I desire to install KAV like you call it. I had an issue with starting up my computer one time and a friend told me it was a good idea to have a recovery disk made so I googled how to make a recovery disk and it told me the following:CREATE YOUR RESCUE DISK
1.Insert a blank (empty) formatted floppy disk in your floppy drive.
2. Open your Control Panel, accessing it through My Computer, or
through Start, Settings.
3.Double click on Add/Remove Programs.
4. Open the Startup Disk tab, and click on Create Disk.
5.Allow Windows to create your bootable floppy disk.
6. Also, open your Windows directory, and copy your Windows
registry files -- system.dat and user.dat
7. When done, label it as your bootable floppy disk.
8. For extra security, make TWO bootable rescue disks.
9. Test them out. Turn off your computer, then place your rescue
disk in your floppy drive, wait 30 seconds, then turn on your
computer again. You should be able to boot into Windows.
Enter in the SAFE mode to troubleshoot further.
I got to step 4 then I could not go any further because this command did not exist on my computer, then I went to Kaspersky’s WEB sight and it told me how to accomplish this task but I needed KAV to do this, so here I am in this mess.
Why does Kaspersky sell have both KIS & KAV when KIS has both or does it?
Another thing I am not an experienced Forum user so please excuse me if I do not know where to put certain information.