jacquesfrancis

All of them are in Trusted, and all rights are set to Allow: Windows start-up Services and controller Host process Windows explorer Command processor python chromedriver Google Chrome An anomaly is that chromedriver’s digital signature is ‘Missing’ but it’s in Trust group ‘Trusted’ because I put it there, I think, but it was quite a time ago… Anything else you can suggest?

Hello richbuff Thanks for your reply. Chrome, chromedriver, and python are all in trust group ‘Trusted’.

On Win 10 in a Python script which accesses a Web site to log in a screen scrape some data, I’m getting this message: “Google Chrome run by a program with restrictions is attempting to receive an audio stream. To automate access to the Web site, I use chromedriver.exe. In Kaspersky Settings/Application Control/Manage Applications I’ve ‘Allowed’ ‘Access sound recording devices’ rights for Chrome, chromedriver and python. Does anybody have an idea of what I need to do to stop Kaspersky giving this message? Although it’s totally irrelevant to the site - no audio is played - I’m perfectly happy to receive an audio stream from the source in question: the computer doesn’t have either a microphone or a camera.