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Last week, during a routine browsing session (no dubious visits involved) I suddenly got a banner telling me that 3 network connections were active and would close in 10 seconds (?). Immediately after, a red Kaspersky (complete internet security package 2013) banner appeared, telling me Kaspersky was disabled, then a Windows banner telling me there was no internet security active. Then Kaspersky came up and indicated its databases (updated automatically on boot-up) were corrupted and must be updated.
By then I had unplugged the LAN connector but I plugged it back in and updated the Kaspersky databases and after that everything went back to normal. However, a couple of days later it all happened again in exactly the same fashion; so now I have no confidence in Kaspersky. Any input gratefully received please.
By then I had unplugged the LAN connector but I plugged it back in and updated the Kaspersky databases and after that everything went back to normal. However, a couple of days later it all happened again in exactly the same fashion; so now I have no confidence in Kaspersky. Any input gratefully received please.
My Computer
- Computer type
- PC/Desktop
- Computer Manufacturer/Model Number
- Cyberpower PC
- OS
- windows 7 premium home 64bit
- CPU
- intel core i5 2500 3.3Ghz 6mb cache OEM
- Motherboard
- Asus P8Z68-V LX Intel Z68 Chipset DDR3 ATX USB 3
- Memory
- 8GB (2x4GB) PC10666 DDR3/1333mhz Dual
- Graphics Card(s)
- AMD ATI Radeon Powercolor HD5670 1GB passive cooled
- Sound Card
- Creative/Soundblaster Digital Music Premium HD/X-Fi-HD
- Monitor(s) Displays
- Samsung 22; Hanns.G 19
- Screen Resolution
- 1680 x 1050
- Hard Drives
- SSD: 120 GB Intel 520 Series SATA III
HDD2:West Dig 1TB SATA III 32mb 6gb/s
Hot swap HDD3: 1tb Barracuda Sata 3 32mb 6gb/s
- PSU
- Coolermaster Elitepower 500wt
- Case
- NZXT Hush 2
- Cooling
- Coolermaster Hyper TX3
- Mouse
- Logitech M570 Trackball
- Internet Speed
- 50mbs
- Antivirus
- Malwarebytes3. cont' below:
- Browser
- IE11
- Other Info
- Windows Firewall.
Hitman-Pro.alert3.
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