Renewing the Premium Version License

Kaspersky Password Manager will check the expiration date of the Kaspersky Password Manager license under the following conditions:

• When you enter the master password to unlock the vault.
• When you add websites, applications, or identities.
• When you sync data.

At 14 days before the expiration of the premium version license, the application will suggest you renew the premium version license. If the premium version license has expired, a notification will be displayed when you launch Kaspersky Password Manager.

If you chose automatic renewal when purchasing the premium version, you will be unable to renew the license until the license expires.

Follow these steps to renew the premium version license:

1. Open the main application window.
2. Do one of the following:
   • If the premium version license has expired, click on the Premium version has expired button at the bottom of the window.
   • If the license expires in 14 days or less, click on the Premium version expires soon button at the bottom of the window.

   This opens the Version information window.

3. In the window that opens, click the Continue using premium version button.

   My Kaspersky portal opens.

4. Follow the instructions on My Kaspersky portal to renew the premium version license.

Page top