Maike13

Well I just installed Kaspersky Internet Security on my wife’s laptop and the KOSKB works perfectly. Tapping the trackpad, with the pointer over a key on the KOWKB, types the key, just like it’s supposed to. The biggest difference between our two laptops is that she’s running the latest Windows 10, whereas I’m still running Windows 7, so perhaps that’s where the problem lies.

Hello @FLOOD I’m a bit embarrassed to admit that I’ve never made and posted a video before. I guess now would be as good a time as any to figure out how to do this 🙂 . I’ll see what I can do. It may take me a few days though. Old dog and new tricks.

Thanks for the replies. Yes, I checked and I’m getting the same results. While checking I discovered something interesting though. On my trackpad, you can perform a tap and drag, by double tapping the trackpad but not lifting your finger off the trackpad after the second tap. then sliding your finger around the trackpad. Terrible description, but I’m sure you know what I mean. Anyway if I do this tap and drag on a KOSKB key, it types the key. This seems to work perfectly. I also notice that if I try moving the KOSKB by tapping and dragging (on a non-key area), the KOSKB moves very sluggishly and very jerkily.

I’m new to Kaspersky (Internet Security 2020) and have a couple of questions. Entering passwords securely. So, when I’m in the secured browser (Firefox in my case), and click in a password field, it says “Secure keyboard input is enabled”. Now, I can input my password in a variety of ways, using my laptop keyboard, using the Kaspersky onscreen keyboard, using the Windows onscreen keyboard, and even copy and pasting a password into the password field. Are all these input methods protected? I use a track pad on my laptop (no mouse), and with every other application I’ve ever seen, a tap on the track pad is interpreted as a mouse click. However this doesn’t seem to work with the Kaspersky onscreen keyboard. Is there some setting I don’t have set correctly? Thanks