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Event ID 7006: ScRegSetValueExW access denied

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After installing KIS, my event viewer posts this message on each boot up:

Event ID 7006  -- The ScRegSetValueExW call failed for Start with the following error: 
Access is denied.

Is this caused by KIS self-protection?   Is there a bug somewhere?

 

Solved by Wesly.Zhang

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Hello @Mark J

Welcome!

  1. Is Event ID 7006 - The ScRegSetValueExW  in Event viewer category: Application, Security, Setup, System, somewhere else? 
  2. Go to one Event ID 7006 - The ScRegSetValueExW, click or double click, select Details, copy & paste the error details to a text document, attach📎 to your reply please? 
  3. What is the operating system name, version & build?
  4. Does the computer meet KIS System Requirements?
  5. Was any other AV software installed prior to KIS?
  6. Before installing KIS was a software compatibility check run? 
  7.  Open KIS, select More Tools, select Reports, select Detailed Reports, select All Events, select 24hrs, export the Report, attach📎 to your reply please? 

Please post back?

Thank you🙏

Flood🐳

  • Solution

Hello,

The reason for this behavior is that the self-defense of KIS/KAV/KTS product doesn’t allow services.exe to config AVP services failureactions value. I think this is by designed.

Maybe KL could set a hook to hide this behavior report.

Regards.

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