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Hello, Exactly like Klosz007 said, disabling “anti network attack” does nothing. One thing I am fairly sure about, is that the issue comes from downloads on port 80/443, because it is NOT related to the browser: even if I use the free software wget (to make a copy of a website) the issue is exactly the same. Any other software like Steam doesn’t download from these ports, at least I don’t think so, and they work perfectly fine. It sounds like something specifically related to ports 80 and 443, with bigger files. I hope this helps investigating.. At the moment I have no time to fulfill the steps for the ticket to go through. Thanks, Dave

Hello Igor, Here it is: INC000012167411 Thank you for your support, Dave

Hello, my issue came up with the latest update a few weeks ago of my Kaspersky Internet Security (21.2.16.590 patch A). After extensive experimentation, I have found out that the module “Web Anti-Virus” is breaking my internet downloads. With any browser (Chrome, Firefox, Edge) but also with 3rd party file downloading software, whenever that module is on (I have tried changing any of its internal settings with no changes) this is what happens: I can use the internet without issues; When I try to download a file (from anywhere, even Google Drive, or nVidia drivers, or any other website), it begins downloading After a few seconds, or minutes, the download gets interrupted. One note about this, on the downloading software it says it’s still downloading, the connection doesn’t get interrupted, but the data transfer is zero, and it stays that way forever. If I manually cancel the download and try again, it will stop on another point, before or after, really random. After many retries, maybe I can finally download the file, but with big files it’s impossible to achieve this. With small files under 300 MB it works. If I turn off the Firewall option, no changes. If I turn off the whole antivirus it works. if I turn off only the web anti-virus module, it starts to work properly.Is there a way to fix this without losing the module entirely? I’m on Windows 10 pro x64 fully updated. Thank you, Dave