bigmasterdrago

Thanks. You were helpful as I was unable to find that setting.

Yes, I see the link was deleted. Both of those links were followed by the little Kaspersky green shield thingy. My original impetus of asking here was to determine how well the user is protected when watching adult video online. I’ve not been able to find that extreme setting. I’m using version 21.3.10.391(f) of Kaspersky Total Security. Over the years, I’ve had great success using Kaspersky except for it preventing the use of a hot key string in another piece of software outlined in another thread last March - Link Technical Support claims it will be fixed in the next version, whenever that will be.

Just wondering about protection from watching porn video at a site like deleted. Although I’m using KTS, wanting to know the safety level of that site. It looks as if it originates or is owned by someone in Cyprus. Don’t know if threats originate from there. It looks legit when analyzed by ScamDoc.

Using Total Security 21.3.10.391€. When I attempt to go to https://www.ladyandtramp.com/megastar/ I get this I need to get a file called megastar5.zip. It was posted to an astronomy forum at https://groups.io/g/MegaStarUsers/message/916 Is it safe?

If I put my cursor on that small X in the right top corner of the keyboard and left click, nothing happens. I have discovered that I can offset the cursor slightly to the right (off of the X) and click, it will close the on-screen keyboard. In AstroGrav it does not come up with the hot-key input unless the box is checked in settings/additional. To get it to close, I need to uncheck it, then put my cursor near the X until it changes color to close the keyboard. Hope that helps. One other thing, in AstroGrav, you need to be viewing from earth. not floating in space.

I did post at Technical support and got a confirmation email with ID#. So they know. You can get the 15 day trial of the basic AstroGrav program to try it out http://www.astrograv.co.uk/windows.html Just make sure to evolve to a far off date b4 activating Ctrl+Shft+Alt+P. You’ll get this: https://www.dropbox.com/s/triozcol5xu4dri/precession.jpg?dl=0 And then this: https://www.dropbox.com/s/3yopqvo0zl6tngf/precession%20red%20grid.jpg?dl=0 if it works correctly. I’m using W7Pro64 Core I5 16Gb It works if Kaspersky is disabled completely or uninstalled and anytime using another Antivirus.

If I go into settings/additional and turn off the hot-key to turn on on-screen keyboard, the Kaspersky screen to enable it will not pop up, but, the hot-key does not function in AstroGrav, unless I remove Kaspersky completely. Also, any reboot will have the box checked to enable on-screen keyboard. Once the keyboard is on-screen, there is no way to get it off without a reboot - not the little X in the top right of on-screen keyboard.

I’m not sure what an exclusion might be with regard to operating a hot-key command there. Are you suggesting there might be a way to stop Kaspersky from thinking that using “Ctrl+Shft+Alt+P” in another program might be a call to Kaspersky? I mean the only way I’ve been able to get a virtual keyboad onscreen is within my Firefox browser by enabling it and then rebooting. Or from Kaspersky Tools, then rebooting. So it is disabled by default. See Image at https://www.dropbox.com/s/oxqfa11y6lwnm6c/Kaspersky%20Interupts%20Hot-Key%20in%20AstroGrav.jpg?dl=0

It’s called AstroGrav http://www.astrograv.co.uk/ It’s used to bring up a grid for jNow coordinates on the screen so if you are looking at a sky map for the year 2000BC, the coordinate grid can be displayed with respect to procession. I think I tried with support but do not recall. Will do again. Thanks

I was forced to reinstall Kaspersky and remove Norton 360 (it was causing Google Earth Pro to fail to load maps, then crash. So I’m back to using Total Security that is intercepting the hot-key command “Ctrl+Shft+Alt+P” used by another program. Sorry no body has the fix.

Thank you. I went into the settings/additional and there are no boxes checked. Both the ‘Open On-Screen Keyboard by typing ctrl+alt+shft+P’ and ‘Enable Keyboard Input’ are blank (unchecked). The only way I have been able to get the other software to recognize 'Alt+Shift+Ctrl+P' is to completely disable Kaspersky Total Security. Any other means to kill Kaspersky from intercepting the hot-key input?

I have another program that needs to use 'Alt+Shift+Ctrl+P' but when I try to use it, there is no action. Is it possible that Kaspersky is somehow intercepting the key input? Is there any way to stop Kaspersky from using that string of hot-keys?

Kaspersky version 21.1.15.500 (c) I see you are running a different version which only means that mine is not updating automatic. Firefox 82.0.2 (64-bit) The Bing search took me to that link and when I clicked it the below link opened and hundreds like it. https://timerpinsullsearr.xyz/en/?search=5rrSF45rrS055rrS91Wj5rrS865rrS285rrS245rrS05w5rrS9C5rrS3C5rrSEC5rrSFC5rrS205rrSA95rrS2855rrSF55rrSF45rrSD565rrS085rrS265rrS0B5rrS865rrSA30b5rrSE85rrS0835rrS0B5rrS3FuK5rrSE8 Then a screen with this: Since I do not use Windows Defender and a phone lookup showed no info, I did not call the number. Until I shut down Firefox, things were very unresponsive. I do not use Chrome. When I try the above link in Edge, I get this: and a note that Kaspersky has blocked it.

I was searching for an image of the Comet Catcher Telescope and open the link at CELESTRON COMET CATCHER USER MANUAL Pdf Download | ManualsLib When I did that hundreds of pages tried to load that looked similar to hxxps://timerpinsullsearr,xyz/en/?search= followed by hundreds of letters and numbers. Then a page opened with a warning to call a phone number concerning Windows Defender stopping something. I do not use Defender, only Kaspersky so immediately closed all the Firefox pages and ran a scan but nothing was found. Can anyone shed light on this page?