3) After registry modification as proposed above, KIS wouldn't start normally. Starting the app, results in two KIS icons appear on the taskbar
4) Hovering the mouse over, 1 of those disappears
5) And clicking on the one that remained, attempts to re-start KIS and goes back to (3)
So what's wrong this time? Is that "IsVersionUpdateEnabled" entry in the registry that caused all the havoc? Is it not supported by later versions anymore? Something else?
Good luck to me finding out. As if I don't have anything better to do, instead of spending time on troubleshooting, re-installing on a fresh windows installation ?
I thought things have improved here, but apparently not
Not only DEVs haven't implemented a normal, user-friendly way of disabling application auto-update (which is done silently by the way), but also 'workaround' doesn't seem to work anymore
Total disappointment from my side
Edited by ias0na
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1) Fresh install of KIS on W10 x64
2) Followed 'workaround'
3) After registry modification as proposed above, KIS wouldn't start normally. Starting the app, results in two KIS icons appear on the taskbar
4) Hovering the mouse over, 1 of those disappears
5) And clicking on the one that remained, attempts to re-start KIS and goes back to (3)
So what's wrong this time? Is that "IsVersionUpdateEnabled" entry in the registry that caused all the havoc? Is it not supported by later versions anymore? Something else?
Good luck to me finding out. As if I don't have anything better to do, instead of spending time on troubleshooting, re-installing on a fresh windows installation ?
I thought things have improved here, but apparently not
Not only DEVs haven't implemented a normal, user-friendly way of disabling application auto-update (which is done silently by the way), but also 'workaround' doesn't seem to work anymore
Total disappointment from my side
Edited by ias0na