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  1. Hi,

    try this: AVP.COM LICENSE /DEL /login=login /password=password

    M

     

    i test that and result is:

     

    Command line:

    "C:\Program Files (x86)\Kaspersky Lab\Kaspersky Endpoint Security for Windows\avp.com" license /del /login=KLAdmin /password=GG

     

    result:


    Error: Cannot delete product`s reserved  license: command is unavailable due to password protection disabled (err 0x80000066)

     

    what is problem?

    are you sure you’ve password protected your KES installation? Is the related black lock closed up within KES policy?

    M

  2. Hi,

    i think that this problem is due to the fact that seamless upgrade to 11.2 has been withdrawn by K and then it’s not available anymore within the klshare folder. Maybe you have approved this upgrade (when it was still available within Software Updates folder) and this “activate” the update task in order to deploy the related MSP file...unfortunately, at the same time, this MSP file has been “recalled” by HQ...this is my opinion, of course.

    M

  3.  

                              
                                                                             
                                     3. uninstalled KEs11.2.0.2254 from
    client system & checked that same still issue is persists.              

    Hello,

    but if you remove KES and the problem still persists it’s not a matter of KES, isn’t it?

    M

  4. Hi, as far as i know, Remover does not allow an unattended execution despite to the parameter you're working with: it always requires the user's interaction. If you should remove a corporate application you can rely on the KSC uninstallation task... M
    Hi, Sure I know it but to solve a particular issue that I'm facing (conflict between KES and sound drivers) the only way is to perform the removal with Kavremover so I'm wondering if I can remotely do that.
    RDP (maybe via KSC, if possible)+local Remover ;) M
  5. Hi, 1) yes you can 2) you should install the standalone package (KES+NA) on each computer (virtual server in your case) you want to protect M
    and the hyper-v you do not install ? Thanks. Mario
    I'm not an expert but since Hyper-V is "only" a Windows Server role based on a virtual\phisical computer, if you want to protect it you can do it (but verify that there are no guidelines avoiding it for some reasons ;) ) M
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