I opened a case at KIS support months ago for this. They didn’t provide any solution, their only advice was … to remove HyperV ! 😮 Trying to find a solution by myself, I may have found why it is so difficult : in HyperV or SandBox mode, virtual switch and virtual ethernet adapter are removed recreated at each reboot. So the MAC addresses change every time, KIS will detect a new adapter and ask what to do with it. This is wanted for a regular (physical) adapter, but not for the virtual … I think the only solution would be for Kaspersky to implement a filter on the adapter type, preferably manageable by the users. It’s not that hard to get adapter type, class, driver using WMI.
