Kaspersky Antivirus Questions & Answers

To renew the subscription in Kaspersky Antivirus, follow the steps given below:

• Open Kaspersky Small Office Security application
• Tap on the Profile and choose the renew button
• The process starts in a short while.

To activate an application on multiple devices, follow the steps given below:

• Ensure your software license allows multiple device installations
• Download and install the application on each device
• Activate the application on the first device
• Some applications automatically sync settings across devices once logged in.

Yes, Kaspersky Antivirus and its licensing information will be deleted from your computer with a Windows reinstallation. Before reinstalling your operating system, you can connect your program to My Kaspersky to ensure protection.

To check Kaspersky version, follow the steps given below:

• Go to the window section of Kaspersky application
• Tap on Profile section
• Choose About and the version will be displayed.

To request a refund from Kaspersky the user must get in touch with the support team of the Kaspersky Customer Support and they’ll guide them as per the sequence.

When a Kaspersky program prevents you from accessing a website, you can either add the website to your list of exclusions in Kaspersky settings to permit access to the website, or you can determine whether the website is actually malicious and should stay blocked.

When a Kaspersky program prevents you from accessing a website, you can either add the website to your list of exclusions in Kaspersky settings to permit access to the website, or you can determine whether the website is actually malicious and should stay blocked.

Files that can be contaminated with viruses or other threats are kept safe in a unique manner by Kaspersky's quarantine feature. The original file can then be deleted or restored by the user.

Kaspersky enters a number of scans that are available in Kaspersky, such as:

• Full Scan
• Quick Scan
• Custom Scan
• Selective Scan
• Context Menu Scan

A certain kind of software or app known as stalkerware can be physically put on phones or other devices to enable a third party to monitor the position and activities of the phone without the owner's knowledge.