Full Version: .klq file in Backup Folder taking up 2+ GBs
I have a .klq file in a backup folder that is taking up a lot of space. The file was just modified a couple days ago but I don't know why. I am running Kaspersky for Windows Server and this server also is the Admin server but the file does not appear to be related to the Admin kit. What is this file and can I safely delete it?
The klq-files are the backups of infected files. You should find that file on the server (Kaspersky Anti-Virus für Windows Server) under Service -> Data Files -> Backup
Or you could disable the self-defense in the settings of Kaspersky Anti-Virus für Windows Server and delete that file in the windows explorer manually. Do not forget to enable self-defense afterwards.
Or you could disable the self-defense in the settings of Kaspersky Anti-Virus für Windows Server and delete that file in the windows explorer manually. Do not forget to enable self-defense afterwards.
QUOTE(phr3n1c @ 13.05.2009 08:27) 
The klq-files are the backups of infected files. You should find that file on the server (Kaspersky Anti-Virus für Windows Server) under Service -> Data Files -> Backup
Or you could disable the self-defense in the settings of Kaspersky Anti-Virus für Windows Server and delete that file in the windows explorer manually. Do not forget to enable self-defense afterwards.
Or you could disable the self-defense in the settings of Kaspersky Anti-Virus für Windows Server and delete that file in the windows explorer manually. Do not forget to enable self-defense afterwards.
Thank you.
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