Kaspersky Internet Security

After you upgrade to Windows 10 and run adaptation, Kaspersky Internet Security components and processes may not start immediately. They cannot start until you finish the OOBE (Out Of Box Experience) wizard.

Main product components and processes include:

• Application interface
• File Anti-Virus
• Mail Anti-Virus
• IM Anti-Virus
• Update
• Heuristic protection
• Proactive defense
• Automatic Exploit Prevention
• Application Control
• Anti-Blocker
• Protection from rootkits
• Firewall
• Network Monitor
• Kaspersky URL Advisor
• Protected Browser
• Safe Money
• Kaspersky Security Network
• Anti-Spam
• Anti-Banner
• Private Browsing
• Protection against phishing
• Virtual Keyboard
• Secure Data Input
• Password protection of application components
• Advanced parameters
• Scan settings
• Performance settings
• Task Manager
• Wi-Fi Security Notification
• Kaspersky Protection Center services
• Social Networks (Facebook, Twitter, VKontakte)
• My Kaspersky

If the application does not receive any information about the completion of the OOBE wizard within 15 minutes, the listed components and processes will start automatically.

If Device Guard is enabled on Windows 10, Kaspersky Internet Security will have the following limitations: 

• Windows 10 versions 1607, 1703, 1709:
  • Protection against screen lockers.
  • Protection against file-encrypting malware.
• Windows 10 versions 1803, 1809, 1903, 2004:
  • Clipboard protection.
  • Browser protection against keyboard and mouse emulation software.
  • Protection against unauthorized remote access.
  • Browser protection: management through API, protection against attacks through browser windows, protection against message queue management.
  • Detection of screen lockers when the UMCI mode is enabled

In Windows 10 versions 1703, 1709, 1803 without the 17.09.2018 update or later installed (for details, see the Microsoft support website) with Device Guard enabled, the following issues may occur:

• Installation of Kaspersky Internet Security may not be allowed. We recommend that you disable the Device Guard mode or download and install an update, if it was not installed automatically.
• The operating system may crash with a blue screen error (Blue Screen of Death, BSOD) after rolling back Windows 10 update released on 17.09.2018 and restarting the computer when Kaspersky Internet Security is installed.
• The operating system may crash with a blue screen after enabling Device Guard and restarting the computer when Kaspersky Internet Security is installed.