montymo

Ok, i have submitted it to tech support. Also "Move to group" doesn't work in the Application Activity window, so i have to go to the Manage Applications window to move things to different groups. Application Activity window seems complete broken in this latest update. I wish Kaspersky didn't go down the Windows 10 path and force buggy updates on people!

This is what it looks like in the new version. As you can see the “Firefox” nodes that were launched from “HD Tune” no longer get the same rules as HD Tune. So they are getting internet access, when it should be blocked. (as i set the rules for HD Tune to have no network access) Child should always get the same rules as the parent. But in the latest version, child gets default rules instead of inheriting rules from parent. This is a big problem. Images below is from version 21.2.16.590 on Windows 8.1 Pro 64bit.

Hi, I hope they put the context menu back, as not having it is a real pain for me. The issue with the current Application control is that new spawned processes don’t inherit the same rules as the parent program from which it was launched from. So for example in the image above you can see the “Firefox” nodes inherent the same rules as the parent “HD Tune Pro” . So all internet access is blocked as i set it. In the new version the spawned processes don’t inherit the same rules as the parent. So the “Firefox” nodes will all be green and be allowed internet access. This is not what i want.

There are two issues I’m having with the latest update (21.2.16.590) on windows 8.1 Pro 64bit. First the shortcuts to Application Activity & Network Monitor have been removed (Image below shows the previous version). This is an inconvenience, as in now takes many more clicks to get to it. And this is something i use all the time. Images below are from version 21.1.15.500 on Windows 7 64bit. Where everything is good. 2nd major issue I’m having with the latest version is Application Control no longer applies rules to child spawned processes. The image below is how its always worked, where for example i have internet access blocked for a program and anything launched from that program will have the same rules applied to it. So instead of all child process being blocked, the new version will allow internet access.