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How to password-protect access to the application management functions
A single computer may be shared by several users with various levels of experience and computer literacy. Unrestricted access of different users to the application and its settings may compromise the level of computer security.
To restrict access to the application, you can define an administrator password for the KLAdmin
account. This user has unlimited rights to manage and modify the settings of the application, and to assign application access permissions to other users. After you create a password for KLAdmin
, you can assign application access permissions to various users or groups of users.
To create a KLAdmin
administrator password:
- Open the main application window.
- Click
in the lower part of the main window.
The Settings window opens.
- Select the Interface settings section.
- Switch the Password protection toggle to On.
- In the opened window, fill in the User name (KLAdmin is recommended), Enter password and Confirm password fields.
Tips on creating a strong password:
- The password must contain at least eight and no more than 128 characters.
- The password contains at least one number.
- The password contains both lowercase and uppercase letters.
- The password must contain at least one special character (for example: ! @ # $ % ^ & *).
- Click OK.
A forgotten password cannot be recovered. If you have forgotten your password, read the article on the Technical Support website that provides recommendations on how to recover access to Kaspersky Free.
The user KLAdmin
can assign permissions to the following users and user groups:
Everyone
user group. This group includes all users of the operating system. If you grant this group permission to perform a particular action, then group users will always be allowed to perform this action, even if a specific user or a user group belonging to theEveryone
user group does not have individual permission to perform the action. By default, members of theEveryone
group are not allowed to perform any actions.<system user>
. By default, the selected user is not allowed to perform any actions. This means that when you try to perform a prohibited action, you will be prompted to enter yourKLAdmin
account password.
How to add a user or user group
- In the Interface section, in the Password protection block, click the Add button.
The Add permissions for a user or a group window opens.
- Click the Select user or group link to open the window for selecting a user or group of users of the operating system.
- In the object name input field, specify the name of the user or user group (such as
Administrator
). - Click OK.
- In the Add permissions for a user or a group window, in the Permissions block, select the check boxes next to the actions that you want to allow for this specific user or user group.
How to edit permissions for a user or user group
In the Interface section, in the Password protection block, select the user or user group in the list and click the Edit button.
How to allow an action for an individual user or user group
- Go to the Add permissions for a user or a group window for the
Everyone
group and uncheck the option allowing this action if it is activated. - Go to the Add permissions for a user or a group window for the selected user and select the check box to allow this action.
How to forbid an action for an individual user or user group
- Go to the Add permissions for a user or a group window for the
Everyone
group and uncheck the option allowing this action if it is activated. - Go to the Add permissions for a user or a group window for the selected user and uncheck the option allowing this action.
When you try to perform any action from the list in the Add permissions for a user or a group window, the application will ask you to enter a password. In the password window, enter the username and password for the current user account. The action will be executed if the specified account has permission to perform this action. In the password window, you can specify the time interval during which the user will not have to reenter the password.
In the password window, you can switch the input language only by pressing ALT+SHIFT. Any other shortcuts will not switch the input language, even if that shortcut is configured in the operating system.