Constant Network Usage Causing Issues from Kaspersky Lab Launcher

[Hobow20_]

Kaspersky Version: Plus, 21.15.8.493 (a)
Operating System: Windows 11 Core x64 Build 22635
Issue: I have a limited home network speed due to issues out of my control (15-19Mbps Up, ~3Mbps Down). Recently, I've been gaming on my system with Kaspersky running on it. I often encounter issues in the game with high latency and bandwidth use. Using a network activity tracker, Glasswire, I've concluded that Kaspersky Lab Launcher is frequently using a sizeable portion of my available bandwidth whilst I'm gaming. I have game mode enabled which I assume is running whilst I'm in the game, but it's still using more bandwidth than I'd like. Are there any ways I can lower this network use?

Thanks in Advance.

Edited January 25 by Hobow20_
Posted accidentally.

[Guilhermesene4096]

@Hobow20_Welcome back!

Please check that the "Limit traffic on metered connections" box is properly checked.

When the box is checked, Kaspersky limits internet bandwidth usage.

Settings → Security Settings → Network Settings

Spoiler

Support Link:

Network settings

Edited January 25 by Guilhermesene4096

[Hobow20_]

21 hours ago, Guilhermesene4096 said:

@Hobow20_Welcome back!

Please check that the "Limit traffic on metered connections" box is properly checked.

When the box is checked, Kaspersky limits internet bandwidth usage.

Settings → Security Settings → Network Settings

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Support Link:

Network settings

That's already enabled for me. It's my home network so it's technically not a metered connection, and if I tell Windows that my home network IS a metered connection, it'll stop other background tasks that I need to keep running. Is there a way I can tell Kaspersky to treat my connection as metered even though it's not marked as such in Windows?

[Guilhermesene4096]

@Hobow20_

1 - Well, there is no need to limit your network through Windows because it could affect all other processes.

2 - As I instructed you, when the box inside Kaspersky is checked, Kaspersky will treat the connection (between itself and the network - not Windows) as limited, which will reduce network traffic just between Kaspersky and your computer.

3 - You can try restoring Kaspersky to default settings to restore any incorrect settings.

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• Open the Kaspersky graphical interface
• Click on the gear symbol (configuration) in the lower left-hand side of the window
• Click → Manage settings
• Click → Restore
• Click → Next
• Confirm the operation (if necessary, enter the Kaspersky unlock password)
• Click → Done
• Restart your device (important)

4 - If the problem still persists, please contact technical support → Technical Support