Kaspersky Tweak Assistant Guide v19.9.0.15
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password: [Link]
Compatible products
2019:
Kaspersky Anti-Virus v19.0.0.1088 (f)
Kaspersky Internet Security v19.0.0.1088 (f)
Kaspersky Total Security v19.0.0.1088 (f)
2020:
Kaspersky Anti-Virus v20.0.14.1085 (d)
Kaspersky Internet Security v20.0.14.1085 (d)
Kaspersky Total Security v20.0.14.1085 (d)
Kaspersky Endpoint Security v11.1.1.126
✿ How to reset Kaspersky ✿
Disable Kaspersky protection.
Deactivate self-protection.
⇨ Close / exit Kaspersky from the taskbar (also check the
Task manager to check if Kaspersky is still running or not, close from
there it is running there too)
Run the Kaspersky Tweak Assistant tool (password: [Link]).
Now click on the 'RESET' button, it will reset your Kaspersky application and
the system should restart automatically (restart manually if it does not)
automatically restarts.
You are now ready to use another Kaspersky trial period.
NOTE: Kaspersky Endpoint Security users may need to
restart / update Kaspersky (EXIT Kaspersky and TURN ON Kaspersky
again) after restarting.
Execution of tool / runtime action password:
[Link]
Common questions
Powered by AIThe use of the password 'www.techtobo.com' is necessary to operate the Kaspersky Tweak Assistant tool, ensuring that only authorized users can make changes to the Kaspersky application settings. This requirement can potentially mitigate unauthorized usage. However, it also poses a security risk if the password becomes easily accessible or shared widely, as it could lead to unauthorized resets and manipulations of the security configurations, potentially affecting system security integrity .
To reset Kaspersky applications using the Kaspersky Tweak Assistant tool, first disable Kaspersky protection and deactivate self-protection. Then, close or exit Kaspersky from the taskbar, ensuring it is not running by checking the Task Manager. Run the Kaspersky Tweak Assistant tool using the password provided (www.techtobo.com) and click on the 'RESET' button. This action will reset the application and the system should restart automatically (or manually if it does not). For Kaspersky Endpoint Security users, it is important to restart or update Kaspersky by exiting and turning it on again after the restart .
In 2019, the compatible Kaspersky products include Kaspersky Anti-Virus v19.0.0.1088 (f), Kaspersky Internet Security v19.0.0.1088 (f), and Kaspersky Total Security v19.0.0.1088 (f). For 2020, the compatible versions include upgrades namely Kaspersky Anti-Virus v20.0.14.1085 (d), Kaspersky Internet Security v20.0.14.1085 (d), Kaspersky Total Security v20.0.14.1085 (d), and additionally, Kaspersky Endpoint Security v11.1.1.126 .
Users should ensure Kaspersky is completely closed before running the tool by exiting it from the taskbar and checking the Task Manager to confirm it's not running. This step is crucial because if the program is still operating, it could prevent the Tweak Assistant from performing the reset function correctly, as certain protections may remain active, hindering the reset process .
The need to turn on Kaspersky again after using the reset function in Kaspersky Endpoint Security is likely because the reset process resets the application settings and could temporarily disable its operation. Reactivating it is necessary to reload the program and ensure all features and security functions are properly initialized and operational after the reset .
Manual restarting the system might be necessary after using the Kaspersky Tweak Assistant tool if the automatic restart does not occur as part of the tool's functioning. A restart ensures that new settings take effect and that the application properly resets to allow a new trial period to begin .
Not following the restart process after using the Kaspersky Tweak Assistant tool could lead to incomplete application reset, possibly causing residual application data to remain, which might interfere with the proper reinitialization of the trial period or prevent the program from functioning correctly. It could also result in security vulnerabilities as the program might not be fully reactivated, leaving the system unprotected .