Hello Berny, Thank you for your reply and for the links. I understand that as a forum moderator you cannot directly change VPN servers or technical settings. However, I wanted to kindly ask if you could check the IP geolocation yourself for the Taiwan server using a few common services: https://whatismyipaddress.com/ https://www.whatismyip.com/ https://2ip.io/ https://www.myip.com/ https://www.showmyip.com/ You will likely see different countries reported depending on the service (e.g., Pakistan, Germany, maybe Taiwan), which illustrates the issue with manual location selection after the recent VPN update. I thought it might be helpful for awareness and context, even if you cannot directly fix the problem. Thank you for your time and help. Best regards,

@Tolja Welcome. ↓ https://www.maxmind.com/en/locate-my-ip-address ↓ Please contact Kaspersky Technical Support → https://support.kaspersky.com/b2c/#contacts 1) Fill in the form 2) Did not find your answer ? Contact Customer Service

After the latest Kaspersky VPN update, the service has become practically unusable for anyone who needs accurate manual location selection. Here is a concrete example: I manually select Taiwan as the VPN location whatismyipaddress.com identifies the IP as Pakistan ipinfo.io identifies the same IP as Taiwan Other services sometimes identify it as Germany This is not about “hiding my real location” — that part works fine and is obvious to everyone using a VPN. The real issue is that manual location selection no longer corresponds to a consistent or reliable IP geolocation. In practice, this means: different websites see me as being in different countries at the same time services that rely on strict geolocation either block access or behave unpredictably the selected country becomes more of a label than an actual location Support responded with a generic explanation of how VPNs hide real locations, which completely misses the point. What users actually need to know is: are these locations virtual locations? does Kaspersky VPN still guarantee country-accurate IP addresses when a user manually selects a country? If the answer is “no”, that should be stated clearly in the UI and documentation. At this point, the unfortunate conclusion is that Kaspersky VPN has significantly degraded after the update, while the Kaspersky Antivirus product remains excellent and reliable. I’m posting this here not to complain for the sake of complaining, but to get a clear technical explanation and hopefully prevent other users from wasting time troubleshooting something that is actually a design decision.

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Hallo @Wahnfried1883, es steht Dir natürlich frei, zu verwenden was immer Du möchtest. Meine Frage ist aber: besteht bei Dir das Problem mit Adguard noch? Auch die Produktentwickler kennen nicht alle Systeme. Es mag durchaus welche geben, auf denen noch eine Inkompatibilität besteht, auf vielen anderen läuft die Kombi inzwischen wieder. Von ständigen Bugs möchte ich auch nicht reden. Allerdings stellt jede neue Windowsversion eine Herausforderung für Drittsoftware dar. Kaspersky ist nicht der einzige Anbieter, der seine Software kontinuierlich anpassen muss. Selbst der Defender wird von manchen Patches in Verlegenheit gebracht.

@yemeneco This is a weird issue 🤔 , please contact Customer Service → https://support.kaspersky.com/b2c/#contacts

hey Berny it didnt work after i reinstall it but i download another Vpn and then the Kasber Vpn worked and it shows the i'm signed in then i closed the other Vpn to work with the Kasber Vpn but it stopped when i try to connect and this sg appears

Anscheinend besteht das Problem immer noch. Ich hatte den Support kontaktiert wegen einer anderen Sache (rotes Symbol in der Taskleiste) und mir wurde mitgeteilt, dass ich AdGuard deinstallieren soll. Auf meine Nachfrage erhielt ich die Antwort, dass laut Kasperskys Produktentwicklern AdGuard weiterhin nicht kompatibel mit Kaspersky ist. Allerdings frage ich mich, warum Kaspersky diesbezüglich keine Warnung mehr ausgibt. Bin nun am Überlegen auf Kaspersky zu verzichten und wieder auf Windows Defender umzusteigen. Ständig irgendwelche Bugs oder Probleme geht ja mal gar nicht für eine Antiviren-Software.