Switched over one of my devices today to the Kaspersky Standard (MR5) with patch A, using the installer from the Australian site. Installed over the top of the latest 21.3 (g) release and Windows 11
Couple of things.
Installation
This seemed to take quite a while to complete. Not sure why? I think there was three steps (Security/Performance and then something else?) It was the security step that seemed to take a while.
GUI
Not a fan of the email address being shown on the left hand side of the application. I'd rather this was just 'My Account' or 'My Kaspersky' or at least allow this to be hidden?
Data Password Leaker
Can this be disabled? Can see this causing a few issues or creating confusion.
Edit:Apparently the Help section says this can be toggled on/off in the Data Leak Checker section. That option isn't there for me?
PC Speedup.
Seems like this can't be disabled either? Ideally don't want family members deleting or cleaning registry entries on a machine.
Other than that it seems like a step forward. Haven't done too much digging, just these things immediately popped up as potential issues
Switched over one of my devices today to the Kaspersky Standard (MR5) with patch A, using the installer from the Australian site. Installed over the top of the latest 21.3 (g) release and Windows 11
Couple of things.
Installation
This seemed to take quite a while to complete. Not sure why? I think there was three steps (Security/Performance and then something else?) It was the security step that seemed to take a while.
GUI
Not a fan of the email address being shown on the left hand side of the application. I'd rather this was just 'My Account' or 'My Kaspersky' or at least allow this to be hidden?
Data Password Leaker
Can this be disabled? Can see this causing a few issues or creating confusion.
Edit: Apparently the Help section says this can be toggled on/off in the Data Leak Checker section. That option isn't there for me?
PC Speedup.
Seems like this can't be disabled either? Ideally don't want family members deleting or cleaning registry entries on a machine.
Other than that it seems like a step forward. Haven't done too much digging, just these things immediately popped up as potential issues