Nag popup: Sign into my kaspersky on Kaspersky Standard.

[b1k3rdude]

So the option " do not remind me anymore' has been removed, yet again it seems.

Did a forum search before creating this post, all I find is a handfull of posts from 2020-2022, where Kaspersky 'accidentially' removed the option and had to put it back.

On the "sign in to kaspersky" nag popup in KS, the option to "do not remind me anymore" is missing, WHY? as its there in the KIS/KAV versions of Kaspersky. Did Kaspersky think users wouldnt notice, and just roll over and accept it?

[Flood and Flood's wife]

16 minutes ago, b1k3rdude said:

So the option " do not remind me anymore' has been removed, yet again it seems.

1. Did a forum search before creating this post, all I find is a handfull of posts from 2020-2022, where Kaspersky 'accidentially' removed the option and had to put it back.
2. On the "sign in to kaspersky" nag popup in KS, the option to "do not remind me anymore" is missing, WHY? as its there in the KIS/KAV versions of Kaspersky. Did Kaspersky think users wouldnt notice, and just roll over and accept it?

Hello @b1k3rdude, 

Welcome  back!

1. Presumably you're referring to:  do not remind me anymore.
2. IF KS = Kaspersky Standard, please log an incident with Kaspersky Customer Service:  on the support page, https://support.kaspersky.com/b2c#contacts -  select either Chat or Email, then fill in Application malfuntion, Other template; please include any screen images of the error & a *detailed history*. Support may request logs, traces & other data; they will guide you. 

Please share the outcome with the Community, when it's available? 

Thank you🙏
Flood🐳+🐋

[b1k3rdude]

3 hours ago, Flood and Flood's wife said:

Please share the outcome with the Community, when it's available?

Already logged a ticket, but its prolly gonna take a while.

My biggest worry is when KAV/KIS are no longer a thing that will be forced to sign in the KSN, which I DO NOT accept for any reason.

[Flood and Flood's wife]

15 minutes ago, b1k3rdude said:

1. Already logged a ticket, but its prolly gonna take a while.
2. My biggest worry is when KAV/KIS are no longer a thing that will be forced to sign in the KSN, which I DO NOT accept for any reason.

Hello @b1k3rdude, 

Thank you for posting back!

1. Good work; there's no 'clock' on the issue - apart from the fact that it's annoying - for you - which we understand; if it was happening to us we'd be annoyed too. 
2. Can you explain how this *Sign into MyKaspersky - do not remind me anymore alert*, has anything to do with Participating in Kaspersky Security Network? 
3. To participate in KSN it's *not* necessary to sign into (your) MyKaspersky account - please read the KSN statement:
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Flood🐳+🐋

Edited March 10 by Flood and Flood's wife
spelling || Added KSN Statement

[b1k3rdude]

5 minutes ago, Flood and Flood's wife said:

1. Can you explain how this *Sign into MyKaspersky - do not remind me anymore alert*, has anything to do with Participating in Kaspersky Security Network?

Apologies, it was educated guess/comment that signing into 'MyKaspersky' and KSN were connected in some way. Im not interested in participating in either. I untick the KSN and refuse to sign into my MK. as is my choice/perogative etc.

[Flood and Flood's wife]

8 minutes ago, b1k3rdude said:

Apologies, it was educated guess/comment that signing into 'MyKaspersky' and KSN were connected in some way. Im not interested in participating in either. I untick the KSN and refuse to sign into my MK. as is my choice/perogative etc.

Hello @b1k3rdude, 

Thank you for posting back!

No apology necessary. 

1. Signing into (your) MyKaspersky account - with the *new* Kaspersky software range is mandatory to activate the software. 
2. There's no obligation to participate in KSN - it's personal choice. 
3. Which Kaspersky software is *currently* installed on your computer - full name & version, read: How to find the name and the version number of a Kaspersky application?

Thank you🙏
Flood🐳+🐋

Edited March 10 by Flood and Flood's wife
added: How to find the name and the version number of a Kaspersky application​​​​​​​?

[b1k3rdude]

2 hours ago, Flood and Flood's wife said:

 

1. Signing into (your) MyKaspersky account - with the *new* Kaspersky software range is mandatory to activate the software. 
2. Which Kaspersky software is *currently* installed on your computer - full name & version, read: How to find the name and the version number of a Kaspersky application?

1. For KAV/KIS it has never been 'mandatory'... And I note that under the support section of KS, KS/KP are not being marketed for use in the European market. I'm guessing because that sh*t wouldn't fly here.
2. I have KIS and as of today's re-install, 'version kis21.3.10.391en_27551'. I was asked by 1st line K-support to try K-Std (for an ongoing support issue I have logged). And it was at was after this point I noticed the B$ prompt to sign into My-K and that the 'don't remind me again' option was missing.

But on the subject of crap being mandatory, I absolutely 'do not care, what!' Kaspersky 'wants' in that instance. I'm a paying customer that in 10yrs, has not needed to sign into My-K to use the software I paid for. The day KY start pulling that crap, will be the day I stop using their software, its THAT simple.  

Edited March 10 by b1k3rdude

[Flood and Flood's wife]

2 hours ago, b1k3rdude said:

1. For KAV/KIS it has never been 'mandatory'...
2. And I note that under the support section of KS, KS/KP are not being marketed for use in the European market. I'm guessing because that sh*t wouldn't fly here.
3. I have KIS and as of today's re-install, 'version kis21.3.10.391en_27551'. I was asked by 1st line K-support to try K-Std (for an ongoing support issue I have logged). And it was at was after this point I noticed the B$ prompt to sign into My-K and that the 'don't remind me again' option was missing.
4. But on the subject of crap being mandatory, I absolutely 'do not care, what!' Kaspersky 'wants' in that instance. I'm a paying customer that in 10yrs, has not needed to sign into My-K to use the software I paid for. The day KY start pulling that crap, will be the day I stop using their software, its THAT simple.  

Hello @b1k3rdude, 

Thank you for posting back!

1. Correct, KAV, KIS, & KTS are Kaspersky's *old* software. 
2. We're not sure which location "under the support section of KS, KS/KP are not being marketed for use in the European market" (you're) referring to, here's 3 random ones we've checked: France, Spain & Denmark - Kaspersky Standard, Kaspersky Plus & Kaspersky Premium are all supported 
3. We're happy to read you've engaged with support - with the new release Kaspersky introduced the subscription based design.
4. It's (your) choice. The thing is the *new* software is subscription based & will not work without being signed into the MyKaspersky account - don't bother firing back with cussing words - IF (you) had KIS & there was no nag issue, you'd be better staying with KIS until it reaches end-of-life, it can be downloaded from here: Kaspersky Internet Security for Windows®

Thank you🙏
Flood🐳+🐋

Edited March 10 by Flood and Flood's wife
added: link for d/l for Kaspersky Internet Security for Windows®

[b1k3rdude]

1 hour ago, Flood and Flood's wife said:

The thing is the *new* software is subscription based & will not work without being signed into the MyKaspersky account - don't bother firing back with cussing words

Welp, I wont be giving Kaspersky my money after that point. I will not use an AV that needs a subscription of any kind.  And regarding my laguage, its on point and where relevent, parts of the relevent words were commented out.

[Aux10Forever]

You can get an activation code for their older product plan, for KIS/KAV/KTS from Amazon, and choose to activate it that way.

[b1k3rdude]

13 hours ago, b1k3rdude said:

So the option " do not remind me anymore' has been removed, yet again it seems.

Did a forum search before creating this post, all I find is a handfull of posts from 2020-2022, where Kaspersky 'accidentially' removed the option and had to put it back.

On the "sign in to kaspersky" nag popup in KS, the option to "do not remind me anymore" is missing, WHY? as its NOT there in the KIS/KAV versions of Kaspersky. Did Kaspersky think users wouldnt notice, and just roll over and accept it?

So it seems I spoke to soon, the latest version fo KIS is ALSO doing the same damn thing as KS! The "DO NOT REMIND ME ANYMORE" option has been removed from that version also.

And whats makes this infuriating is I get the damn NAG popup after every reboot of the not just once a day - seriously what the actual F!, this not acceptable bahvour. Changing how a product behaves after the fact is NOT cool.

1 hour ago, Aux10Forever said:

You can get an activation code for their older product plan, for KIS/KAV/KTS from Amazon, and choose to activate it that way.

I appreciate the suggestion, but thats a crutch for something that should not need a fix.

Edited March 10 by b1k3rdude

[b1k3rdude]

Ok so after talking to K-support again today, I got made a aware of a not so obvious, and some might say 'hidden' section, as to me it looked like a text banner, not something I would click on -  'Notifications settings'. I say this because there were notification ticket boxes under that line of test etc.

So under the informational sub-section, I unticked ALL the options that had 'my kaspersky' under the events colunm, and so far I havent been 'nagged' again. But need to test it for a day or so to see if this is indeed the fix.

Edited March 10 by b1k3rdude

[b1k3rdude]

So as I suspected, the above options had NO effect. But after rebooting the PC 3x times, the 'dont not remind me' option actually appeared in KIS.....<sigh>

Edited March 11 by b1k3rdude

[Flood and Flood's wife]

18 minutes ago, b1k3rdude said:

So as I suspected, the above options had NO effect. But after rebooting the PC 3x times, the 'dont not remind me' option actually appeared in KIS.....<sigh>

That's because *Sign into MyKaspersky - do not remind me anymore*  is not a configurable option in Notification settings @b1k3rdude.

We looked into that yesterday, while you were throwing tantrums & why we did not recommend it. 

Please continue with Support, they are the only ones who can help you. 

Thank you🙏
Flood🐳+🐋

Edited March 11 by Flood and Flood's wife
Please continue with Support, they are the only ones who can help you.