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  1. Welcome. Please post the full, complete detection details. Full file name, full path, full location, detection verdict. How to take and post screenshot: https://support.kaspersky.com/common/diagnostics/492 PrtSc (Print screen) key (upper right part of keyboard)> open Paint (Start > All programs > Accessories) > Edit > Paste, File > Save as (jpeg or png, Not bmp). When replying, bottom left of reply box > Drag files here to attach, or choose files... Submit reply.
  2. Welcome. First thing, please follow these instructions, here: https://community.kaspersky.com/kaspersky-anti-virus-12/problem-with-ransomware-731#post2966
    Please send a couple of sample files to technical support team via https://my.kaspersky.com, we will see if these can be decrypted.
    Also, restore from backups. Prevention: Please follow all of the universally safe computing rules. More information: https://noransom.kaspersky.com/
  3. Detected object: not-a-virus:PDM:HackTool.Win32.CreDump.rbaa Path to file c:\​windows\​system32\​cmd.exe Suspicious packed program N/A NT AUTHORITY\​SYSTEM
    ymotairi, To help kmscom, richbuff & me: Go to KAV REPORTS, find the detection, export the report, upload the report using the "upload icon" in your reply post please?
    Also, in addition to what FLOOD indicates in the quoted post, located above this post, Do you have a tool for Dumping User Credential?
  4. Also, in addition to what kmscom indicates in the post located above this post, Please post the full, complete detection details. Full file name, full path, full location, detection verdict. Post screenshot of Reports > Detailed reports > Detected objects. Can you uninstall the item yourself? Can you delete the item yourself? What is the item? We are just guessing, until you post the complete detection details.
  5. Welcome. There are two courses of action. One is to please pass your mouse cursor over the Kaspersky tray icon and tell us the full, complete name and version number of your Kaspersky product; and the other is to contact Tech Support. Please contact Tech Support: https://my.kaspersky.com/support/ Please attach the following items to your Tech Support request: a. Description of the issue. b. Screenshot, as needed. c. GSI
  6. Welcome. First thing is to inform Tech Support of this issue. Please contact Tech Support: https://my.kaspersky.com/support/ Please attach the following items to your Tech Support request: a. Description of the issue, including complete detection details. Full file name, full path, full location, detection verdict. b. Screenshot, as needed. c. GSI Also, please post here, the full, complete detection details. Full file name, full path, full location, detection verdict. Post screenshot of Reports > Detailed reports > Detected objects.
  7. Also, the purpose of the Shift+12 switch from various localizations to English: This is not to enable English users to download any localization and use English. Instead, this feature was designed to enable various tech support technicians to view screenshots in English, when many different localizations are being used and screenshots need to be sent to Tech Support technicians. :)
  8. Multiple user license run concurrently, not consecutively. Please do not renew early, renewals start to count time upon purchase, last I heard. Licenses are marketed to be used, not to be warehoused. If you buy a Kaspersky license and do not activate it, it will be good for three (3) more product versions in the future. This information can change, but still, licenses are marketed to be used, not marketed to be warehoused.
  9. Also, in addition to what Caos indicates in the post located above this post, Please describe how, why it is a malware. What is it doing to your computer? Does Kaspersky detect it? You can uninstall keepvid, and clean up your computer, as below: Kaspersky Settings > Additional > Threats and exclusions > Detection types > enable Detect Other Software. and do a databases update > reboot, then do a scan. Clear the contents of your Temp folder, instructions: http://support.kaspersky.com/1161 and then reboot. After that, uninstall any recently installed junk > reboot. After that, uninstall any and all junk toolbars > reboot. Uninstall/disable any and all junk browser add-ons and extensions and plugins in all of your browsers. Remove the junk argument from the target field of the browser shortcut properties. Remove any and all junk search providers in all of your browsers. Then if need be, change your home page, in all of your browsers. How to clean up your browsers: http://support.kaspersky.com/us/viruses/solutions/10319 If you are using a router, reset the router, change the router password to a strong password, enter the correct information according to your internet providers instructions, then clear browser cache and cookies, reboot. Any better after that?
  10. Welcome. It looks like you have a borked system. We have no information from you about your system, or any other issues that your system probably has. Can you tell us more about your system? Best to first contact Tech Support: Please contact Tech Support: https://my.kaspersky.com/support/ Please attach the following items to your Tech Support request: a. Description of the issue. b. Screenshot, as needed. c. GSI
  11. Welcome. That file, at that location, looks like unwanted junk. Kaspersky Settings > Additional > Threats and exclusions > Detection types > enable Detect Other Software. and do a databases update > reboot, then do a scan. Clear the contents of your Temp folder, instructions: http://support.kaspersky.com/1161 and then reboot. After that, uninstall any recently installed junk > reboot. After that, uninstall any and all junk toolbars > reboot. Uninstall/disable any and all junk browser add-ons and extensions and plugins in all of your browsers. Remove the junk argument from the target field of the browser shortcut properties. Remove any and all junk search providers in all of your browsers. Then if need be, change your home page, in all of your browsers. How to clean up your browsers: http://support.kaspersky.com/us/viruses/solutions/10319 If you are using a router, reset the router, change the router password to a strong password, enter the correct information according to your internet providers instructions, then clear browser cache and cookies, reboot. Any better after that?
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