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- Español (España, alfabetización internacional)
- Español (México)
- Deutsch
- Français
- Italiano
- Magyar (Magyarország)
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- Português (Brasil)
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- Kaspersky Small Office Security
- Installing and removing the application
- Application licensing
- How to set Kaspersky Small Office Security as your default anti-virus application
- Managing application notifications
- Assessing computer protection status and resolving security issues
- Update databases and application modules
- Scanning the computer
- Restoring an object deleted or disinfected by the application
- Troubleshooting the operating system after infection
- Protecting email
- Protecting personal data on the Internet
- About protection of personal data on the Internet
- About On-Screen Keyboard
- Starting On-Screen Keyboard
- Configuring the display of the On-Screen Keyboard icon
- Protecting data entered on the computer keyboard
- Configuring protection of data entered on the computer keyboard
- Configuring notifications of vulnerabilities in Wi-Fi networks
- Checking a website for safety
- Protecting financial transactions and online purchases
- About protection of financial transactions and online purchases
- Configuring Safe Money
- Configuring Safe Money for a specific website
- Enabling automatic activation of the Kaspersky Protection extension
- About protection against screenshots
- Enabling protection against screenshots
- Send feedback on Safe Money
- About clipboard data protection
- Starting Kaspersky Password Manager
- Web tracking protection
- Anti-Banner protection during website browsing
- Removing traces of activity on the computer
- Controlling users' activity on the computer and on the Internet
- Remote management of computer protection
- Handling unknown applications
- Checking application reputation
- Controlling application activity on the computer and on the network
- Configuring Application Control
- About applications' access to the webcam
- Configuring the settings of application access to the webcam
- Allowing application access to the webcam
- About protecting an audio stream coming from sound recording devices
- Configuring audio stream protection settings
- About System Changes Control
- Configuring Application Manager settings
- Updating installed applications
- Removing installed applications
- File Shredder
- Unused Data Cleaner
- Backup and Restore
- About Backup and Restore
- Creating a backup task
- Step 1. Select files
- Step 2. Select folders for backup
- Step 3. Select file types for backup
- Step 4. Select backup storage
- Step 5. Creating a backup schedule
- Step 6. Setting a password to protect backup copies
- Step 7. File versions storage settings
- Step 8. Entering the backup task name
- Step 9. Wizard completion
- Starting a backup task
- Restoring data from a backup copy
- Restoring data from a backup copy using Kaspersky Restore Utility
- About Online storage
- Online storage activation
- Storing data in data vaults
- Password-protecting access to Kaspersky Small Office Security management functions
- Pausing and resuming computer protection
- Restoring the default application settings
- Viewing the application operation report
- Applying the application settings on another computer
- Participating in Kaspersky Security Network
- Using the application from the command prompt
- Contacting Technical Support
- Limitations and warnings
- Limitations of Kaspersky Small Office Security when the operating system is upgraded
- Sources of information about the application
- Glossary
- Activating the application
- Activation code
- Anti-virus databases
- Application modules
- Backup and Restore
- Blocking an object
- Compressed file
- Data vault
- Database of malicious web addresses
- Database of phishing web addresses
- Digital signature
- Disk boot sector
- False positive
- File mask
- Heuristic analyzer
- Hypervisor
- iChecker Technology
- Incompatible application
- Infected object
- Kaspersky Lab update servers
- Kaspersky Security Network (KSN)
- Keylogger
- License term
- Phishing
- Probable spam
- Probably infected object
- Protected Browser
- Protection components
- Protocol
- Quarantine
- Rootkit
- Script
- Security level
- Spam
- Startup objects
- Task
- Task settings
- Threat level
- Traces
- Traffic scanning
- Trust group
- Trusted process
- Unknown virus
- Update
- Update package
- Virus
- Vulnerability
- AO Kaspersky Lab
- Information about third-party code
- Trademark notices
Troubleshooting the operating system by using the Microsoft Windows Troubleshooting Wizard
To run the Microsoft Windows Troubleshooting Wizard:
- Open the main application window.
- Click the More Tools button in the lower part of the main window to open the Tools window.
- In the left part of the Tools window, click the Microsoft Windows Troubleshooting link in the Show more drop-down menu to run the Microsoft Windows Troubleshooting Wizard.
The Microsoft Windows Troubleshooting Wizard window opens.
The Wizard consists of a series of pages (steps), which you can navigate through by clicking the Back and Next buttons. To close the Wizard after it finishes, click the Done button. To stop the Wizard at any stage, click the Cancel button.
Let us review the steps of the Wizard in more detail.
Start recovery of the operating system
Make sure that the Wizard option Search for damage caused by malware activity is selected and click the Next button.
Search for problems
The Wizard searches for problems and damage that should be fixed. When the search is complete, the Wizard proceeds automatically to the next step.
Select actions to fix damage
All damage found at the previous step is grouped based on the type of danger that it poses. For each damage group, Kaspersky Lab recommends a set of actions to repair the damage. There are three groups:
- Strongly recommended actions eliminate problems that pose a serious security threat. You are advised to repair all damage in this group.
- Recommended actions are aimed at repairing damage that may pose a threat. You are also advised to repair damage in this group.
- Additional actions repair operating system damage that is not dangerous now, but may pose a threat to the computer's security in the future.
To view damage within a group, click the icon to the left of the group name.
To get the Wizard to fix a specific type of damage, select the check box to the left of the damage description. By default, the Wizard fixes damage belonging to the groups of recommended and strongly recommended actions. If you do not want to fix a specific type of damage, clear the check box next to it.
It is strongly recommended that you not clear the check boxes selected by default, as doing so will leave your computer vulnerable to threats.
After you define the set of actions for the Wizard to perform, click the Next button.
Fix damage
The Wizard performs the actions selected during the previous step. It may take a while to fix damage. After fixing damage, the Wizard automatically proceeds to the next step.
Wizard completion
Click the Done button to exit the Wizard.