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Reviews for Kaspersky Protection 2021

Kaspersky Protection 2021 by Kaspersky

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    ঘূ গে নাব হোিহতত
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    ok
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    estoy muy contenta con Kaspersky Protection
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  • by kwg, 2 years ago
    Yesterday Kaspersky announced on its user forums that a fix has been developed for the excessive CPU usage we're experiencing with version 2.4.33.0, and a new version will be available soon. (The current, buggy version was released 25 days ago, and I wish a fix had been released more quickly.) In the meantime, downgrading to version 2.3.16.0 corrects the problem. Click "See all versions" under "More information" in the left column of the Kaspersky Protection 2021 add-on page. Then download and allow the installation of version 2.3.16.0. After installation, disable Automatic Updates in the extension's properties.
  • by ekogaia, 2 years ago
    I've been having problems with heavy resource use on firefox, particularly of CPU. After checking individual exenstions I found that Kaspersky browser extension was the culprit and seriously hogs both RAM and CPU. Turning it off solves the resource problem.
    As I have full (paid for!!!!) Kaspersky suite installed I'm not sure what the logic is of having to instal another app to manage browsing for the same product.
    I think the developers need to look at this issue.