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I use Symantec but I did have to upgrade to the highest version in the 12.1.6 series to work properly with Windows 10 (and the results were good).
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I use Symantec but I did have to upgrade to the highest version in the 12.1.6 series to work properly with Windows 10 (and the results were good).

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Hello:<br />
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I have a computer which we upgraded from Windows 7 Pro to Windows 10 Pro. &nbsp;We had issues with Kaspersky Internet Security, which we uninstalled and are trying to reinstall. &nbsp;The install fails saying the computer may be infected. &nbsp;I scanned computer with MS Safety Scanner, and Kaspersky's system scanner and the computer is clean. &nbsp;All the latest updates are installed, Windows Defender was disabled, and I ran the Kaspersky removal tool. &nbsp;<br />
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Any advice would be greatly appreciated.
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Hello:

I have a computer which we upgraded from Windows 7 Pro to Windows 10 Pro.  We had issues with Kaspersky Internet Security, which we uninstalled and are trying to reinstall.  The install fails saying the computer may be infected.  I scanned computer with MS Safety Scanner, and Kaspersky's system scanner and the computer is clean.  All the latest updates are installed, Windows Defender was disabled, and I ran the Kaspersky removal tool.  

Any advice would be greatly appreciated.

Trouble Installing Kaspersky Internet Security 2016 After Upgrading to Windows 10

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