How to uninstall expired Kasperksky without required password?











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My colleage's PC has Kaspersky software that is expired. And he want to remove the software - I help him to uninstall it but the software requires some password that nether of us knows what it is.



A software should be able to be removed by the PC's administrator so I ask here to look for such workaround. My quick google search for this seems not helpful at all.



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    Here’s the relevant support article which can be found extremely easily by search for “kaspersky uninstall password”.
    – Daniel B
    Sep 10 '15 at 7:43










  • Thanks Daniel. Though that is about asking Kasperskylab. I don't think so. We own our Windows and our PC and we have admin access. We should be able to remove any unwanted software.
    – Nam G VU
    Sep 11 '15 at 22:53












  • If you own the PC, you can always reinstall Windows. Kaspersky is designed to withstand tampering. Your colleague (or whoever set the password) is to blame here. It’s surprising enough there’s any regular way around it.
    – Daniel B
    Sep 12 '15 at 10:19















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My colleage's PC has Kaspersky software that is expired. And he want to remove the software - I help him to uninstall it but the software requires some password that nether of us knows what it is.



A software should be able to be removed by the PC's administrator so I ask here to look for such workaround. My quick google search for this seems not helpful at all.



Please share if you know how to.










share|improve this question


















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    Here’s the relevant support article which can be found extremely easily by search for “kaspersky uninstall password”.
    – Daniel B
    Sep 10 '15 at 7:43










  • Thanks Daniel. Though that is about asking Kasperskylab. I don't think so. We own our Windows and our PC and we have admin access. We should be able to remove any unwanted software.
    – Nam G VU
    Sep 11 '15 at 22:53












  • If you own the PC, you can always reinstall Windows. Kaspersky is designed to withstand tampering. Your colleague (or whoever set the password) is to blame here. It’s surprising enough there’s any regular way around it.
    – Daniel B
    Sep 12 '15 at 10:19













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My colleage's PC has Kaspersky software that is expired. And he want to remove the software - I help him to uninstall it but the software requires some password that nether of us knows what it is.



A software should be able to be removed by the PC's administrator so I ask here to look for such workaround. My quick google search for this seems not helpful at all.



Please share if you know how to.










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My colleage's PC has Kaspersky software that is expired. And he want to remove the software - I help him to uninstall it but the software requires some password that nether of us knows what it is.



A software should be able to be removed by the PC's administrator so I ask here to look for such workaround. My quick google search for this seems not helpful at all.



Please share if you know how to.







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    Here’s the relevant support article which can be found extremely easily by search for “kaspersky uninstall password”.
    – Daniel B
    Sep 10 '15 at 7:43










  • Thanks Daniel. Though that is about asking Kasperskylab. I don't think so. We own our Windows and our PC and we have admin access. We should be able to remove any unwanted software.
    – Nam G VU
    Sep 11 '15 at 22:53












  • If you own the PC, you can always reinstall Windows. Kaspersky is designed to withstand tampering. Your colleague (or whoever set the password) is to blame here. It’s surprising enough there’s any regular way around it.
    – Daniel B
    Sep 12 '15 at 10:19














  • 1




    Here’s the relevant support article which can be found extremely easily by search for “kaspersky uninstall password”.
    – Daniel B
    Sep 10 '15 at 7:43










  • Thanks Daniel. Though that is about asking Kasperskylab. I don't think so. We own our Windows and our PC and we have admin access. We should be able to remove any unwanted software.
    – Nam G VU
    Sep 11 '15 at 22:53












  • If you own the PC, you can always reinstall Windows. Kaspersky is designed to withstand tampering. Your colleague (or whoever set the password) is to blame here. It’s surprising enough there’s any regular way around it.
    – Daniel B
    Sep 12 '15 at 10:19








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Here’s the relevant support article which can be found extremely easily by search for “kaspersky uninstall password”.
– Daniel B
Sep 10 '15 at 7:43




Here’s the relevant support article which can be found extremely easily by search for “kaspersky uninstall password”.
– Daniel B
Sep 10 '15 at 7:43












Thanks Daniel. Though that is about asking Kasperskylab. I don't think so. We own our Windows and our PC and we have admin access. We should be able to remove any unwanted software.
– Nam G VU
Sep 11 '15 at 22:53






Thanks Daniel. Though that is about asking Kasperskylab. I don't think so. We own our Windows and our PC and we have admin access. We should be able to remove any unwanted software.
– Nam G VU
Sep 11 '15 at 22:53














If you own the PC, you can always reinstall Windows. Kaspersky is designed to withstand tampering. Your colleague (or whoever set the password) is to blame here. It’s surprising enough there’s any regular way around it.
– Daniel B
Sep 12 '15 at 10:19




If you own the PC, you can always reinstall Windows. Kaspersky is designed to withstand tampering. Your colleague (or whoever set the password) is to blame here. It’s surprising enough there’s any regular way around it.
– Daniel B
Sep 12 '15 at 10:19










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  1. Boot in Safe Mode

  2. open regedit



go to Windows 64-bit: HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINESOFTWAREWow6432NodeKasperskyLabAVP16.0.1settings



change EnablePswrdProtect to 0





  1. restart in normal mode

  2. set a new password for Kasperky (require even if you want to uninstall)

  3. uninstall Kasperky






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    worked! in my case the registry path was HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINESOFTWAREWow6432NodeKasperskyLabProductssettings
    – Mosè Bottacini
    Aug 14 '17 at 20:29












  • worked like a charm
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    Mar 3 at 22:00










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What you will need to do is run the Kaspersky Anti-Virus remover. Please follow the steps below.





  1. IMPORTANT: Please create a restore point on your system before using the tool by following these instructions:




    • Windows 7 & Vista:
      http://windows.microsoft.com/en-au/windows7/create-a-restore-point


    • Windows 8/8.1:
      On the Start screen type restore point -> Click 'Create a Restore Point' -> Click 'Create' -> name the restore point Before KAV Remover.





  2. Please use KAV remover to remove the Kaspersky product which was not removed with the steps above:



    Download the Kaspersky removal tool from:
    http://media.kaspersky.com/utilities/ConsumerUtilities/kavremvr.exe



    Choose the option to 'Save' the file, do not choose Run.
    Save it to a location that is easy for you to find; e.g.: your desktop.
    Follow the opening process of KAV and select the Kaspersky product you have installed, type in the Captcha code and continue to uninstall the Kaspersky product.




(Tips of the trade when working for Kaspersky!)



Source: https://support.kaspersky.com/1464#block1






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    You could try the following:




    1. Reboot into Safe Mode (hit F8 at startup and select safe mode)

    2. Enter the Kaspersky Program Folder and locate the avp.exe

    3. rename the avp.exe to whatever you desire (i.e. temp.exe)

    4. double-click that exe - the Kaspersky icon should show up on the taskbar at the bottom right screen

    5. right-click that icon and select Settings

    6. Now find the passwort protection and turn it off

    7. Click ok to close the window and restart your computer

    8. Now take the usual steps to uninstall software (control panel -> uninstall programs -> kaspersky and follow the routine)






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    • Thanks @Andre - I'll try your suggestion and back with you later.
      – Nam G VU
      Sep 12 '15 at 6:19










    • This method doesn't work anymore. It still asks for password when saving settings change. The solution from @Bento-Fernandes worked tho.
      – Shay Nissel
      Aug 17 '16 at 23:41


















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    URL: www.revouninstaller.com/revo_uninstaller_free_download.html






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      If you have forgotten your Kaspersky password here is the best way to change it under Windows 7.




      1. Visit this link https://support.kaspersky.com/us/11101. Download the KLAPR zip setup.

      2. Press Windows + R for the Run window and Type msconfig and click Ok.

      3. On the System Configuration Dialogue box click on "Boot option" under menu.

      4. Under Boot options select safe mode with minimal as the second selection.

      5. Click Ok. On the next dialogue box click Restart. (This will boot in safe mode)

      6. Under safe mode; visit the folder containing the KLAPR setup, Unzip and Double click. This will open a command dialogue box. Just press any key and it will show process successful. press any button again as instructed and restart.(The computer will restart in safe mode)

      7. Open Kaspersky and you will notice you can now change the password.

      8. Repeat step 2 while in safe mode but this time UNCHECK the safe mode option and restart your computer.


      Good luck.






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        The answer by Bento Fernandes works, but for me it was slight different:



        I found the EnablePswrdProtect entry in:



        HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINESOFTWAREWow6432NodeKasperskyLabprotectedKES10SP1settings


        And I didn't need to change the password to uninstall it.






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          1. Boot in Safe Mode

          2. open regedit



          go to Windows 64-bit: HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINESOFTWAREWow6432NodeKasperskyLabAVP16.0.1settings



          change EnablePswrdProtect to 0





          1. restart in normal mode

          2. set a new password for Kasperky (require even if you want to uninstall)

          3. uninstall Kasperky






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            worked! in my case the registry path was HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINESOFTWAREWow6432NodeKasperskyLabProductssettings
            – Mosè Bottacini
            Aug 14 '17 at 20:29












          • worked like a charm
            – bgmCoder
            Mar 3 at 22:00










          • Remember to mark as answer @bgmCoder
            – Dave
            Apr 11 at 5:25










          • I can't mark it - I am not the OP, sorry; but I gave you an upvote!
            – bgmCoder
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          1. Boot in Safe Mode

          2. open regedit



          go to Windows 64-bit: HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINESOFTWAREWow6432NodeKasperskyLabAVP16.0.1settings



          change EnablePswrdProtect to 0





          1. restart in normal mode

          2. set a new password for Kasperky (require even if you want to uninstall)

          3. uninstall Kasperky






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            worked! in my case the registry path was HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINESOFTWAREWow6432NodeKasperskyLabProductssettings
            – Mosè Bottacini
            Aug 14 '17 at 20:29












          • worked like a charm
            – bgmCoder
            Mar 3 at 22:00










          • Remember to mark as answer @bgmCoder
            – Dave
            Apr 11 at 5:25










          • I can't mark it - I am not the OP, sorry; but I gave you an upvote!
            – bgmCoder
            Apr 11 at 13:04















          up vote
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          up vote
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          1. Boot in Safe Mode

          2. open regedit



          go to Windows 64-bit: HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINESOFTWAREWow6432NodeKasperskyLabAVP16.0.1settings



          change EnablePswrdProtect to 0





          1. restart in normal mode

          2. set a new password for Kasperky (require even if you want to uninstall)

          3. uninstall Kasperky






          share|improve this answer















          1. Boot in Safe Mode

          2. open regedit



          go to Windows 64-bit: HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINESOFTWAREWow6432NodeKasperskyLabAVP16.0.1settings



          change EnablePswrdProtect to 0





          1. restart in normal mode

          2. set a new password for Kasperky (require even if you want to uninstall)

          3. uninstall Kasperky







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            worked! in my case the registry path was HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINESOFTWAREWow6432NodeKasperskyLabProductssettings
            – Mosè Bottacini
            Aug 14 '17 at 20:29












          • worked like a charm
            – bgmCoder
            Mar 3 at 22:00










          • Remember to mark as answer @bgmCoder
            – Dave
            Apr 11 at 5:25










          • I can't mark it - I am not the OP, sorry; but I gave you an upvote!
            – bgmCoder
            Apr 11 at 13:04
















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            worked! in my case the registry path was HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINESOFTWAREWow6432NodeKasperskyLabProductssettings
            – Mosè Bottacini
            Aug 14 '17 at 20:29












          • worked like a charm
            – bgmCoder
            Mar 3 at 22:00










          • Remember to mark as answer @bgmCoder
            – Dave
            Apr 11 at 5:25










          • I can't mark it - I am not the OP, sorry; but I gave you an upvote!
            – bgmCoder
            Apr 11 at 13:04










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          worked! in my case the registry path was HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINESOFTWAREWow6432NodeKasperskyLabProductssettings
          – Mosè Bottacini
          Aug 14 '17 at 20:29






          worked! in my case the registry path was HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINESOFTWAREWow6432NodeKasperskyLabProductssettings
          – Mosè Bottacini
          Aug 14 '17 at 20:29














          worked like a charm
          – bgmCoder
          Mar 3 at 22:00




          worked like a charm
          – bgmCoder
          Mar 3 at 22:00












          Remember to mark as answer @bgmCoder
          – Dave
          Apr 11 at 5:25




          Remember to mark as answer @bgmCoder
          – Dave
          Apr 11 at 5:25












          I can't mark it - I am not the OP, sorry; but I gave you an upvote!
          – bgmCoder
          Apr 11 at 13:04






          I can't mark it - I am not the OP, sorry; but I gave you an upvote!
          – bgmCoder
          Apr 11 at 13:04














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          What you will need to do is run the Kaspersky Anti-Virus remover. Please follow the steps below.





          1. IMPORTANT: Please create a restore point on your system before using the tool by following these instructions:




            • Windows 7 & Vista:
              http://windows.microsoft.com/en-au/windows7/create-a-restore-point


            • Windows 8/8.1:
              On the Start screen type restore point -> Click 'Create a Restore Point' -> Click 'Create' -> name the restore point Before KAV Remover.





          2. Please use KAV remover to remove the Kaspersky product which was not removed with the steps above:



            Download the Kaspersky removal tool from:
            http://media.kaspersky.com/utilities/ConsumerUtilities/kavremvr.exe



            Choose the option to 'Save' the file, do not choose Run.
            Save it to a location that is easy for you to find; e.g.: your desktop.
            Follow the opening process of KAV and select the Kaspersky product you have installed, type in the Captcha code and continue to uninstall the Kaspersky product.




          (Tips of the trade when working for Kaspersky!)



          Source: https://support.kaspersky.com/1464#block1






          share|improve this answer



























            up vote
            4
            down vote













            What you will need to do is run the Kaspersky Anti-Virus remover. Please follow the steps below.





            1. IMPORTANT: Please create a restore point on your system before using the tool by following these instructions:




              • Windows 7 & Vista:
                http://windows.microsoft.com/en-au/windows7/create-a-restore-point


              • Windows 8/8.1:
                On the Start screen type restore point -> Click 'Create a Restore Point' -> Click 'Create' -> name the restore point Before KAV Remover.





            2. Please use KAV remover to remove the Kaspersky product which was not removed with the steps above:



              Download the Kaspersky removal tool from:
              http://media.kaspersky.com/utilities/ConsumerUtilities/kavremvr.exe



              Choose the option to 'Save' the file, do not choose Run.
              Save it to a location that is easy for you to find; e.g.: your desktop.
              Follow the opening process of KAV and select the Kaspersky product you have installed, type in the Captcha code and continue to uninstall the Kaspersky product.




            (Tips of the trade when working for Kaspersky!)



            Source: https://support.kaspersky.com/1464#block1






            share|improve this answer

























              up vote
              4
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              up vote
              4
              down vote









              What you will need to do is run the Kaspersky Anti-Virus remover. Please follow the steps below.





              1. IMPORTANT: Please create a restore point on your system before using the tool by following these instructions:




                • Windows 7 & Vista:
                  http://windows.microsoft.com/en-au/windows7/create-a-restore-point


                • Windows 8/8.1:
                  On the Start screen type restore point -> Click 'Create a Restore Point' -> Click 'Create' -> name the restore point Before KAV Remover.





              2. Please use KAV remover to remove the Kaspersky product which was not removed with the steps above:



                Download the Kaspersky removal tool from:
                http://media.kaspersky.com/utilities/ConsumerUtilities/kavremvr.exe



                Choose the option to 'Save' the file, do not choose Run.
                Save it to a location that is easy for you to find; e.g.: your desktop.
                Follow the opening process of KAV and select the Kaspersky product you have installed, type in the Captcha code and continue to uninstall the Kaspersky product.




              (Tips of the trade when working for Kaspersky!)



              Source: https://support.kaspersky.com/1464#block1






              share|improve this answer














              What you will need to do is run the Kaspersky Anti-Virus remover. Please follow the steps below.





              1. IMPORTANT: Please create a restore point on your system before using the tool by following these instructions:




                • Windows 7 & Vista:
                  http://windows.microsoft.com/en-au/windows7/create-a-restore-point


                • Windows 8/8.1:
                  On the Start screen type restore point -> Click 'Create a Restore Point' -> Click 'Create' -> name the restore point Before KAV Remover.





              2. Please use KAV remover to remove the Kaspersky product which was not removed with the steps above:



                Download the Kaspersky removal tool from:
                http://media.kaspersky.com/utilities/ConsumerUtilities/kavremvr.exe



                Choose the option to 'Save' the file, do not choose Run.
                Save it to a location that is easy for you to find; e.g.: your desktop.
                Follow the opening process of KAV and select the Kaspersky product you have installed, type in the Captcha code and continue to uninstall the Kaspersky product.




              (Tips of the trade when working for Kaspersky!)



              Source: https://support.kaspersky.com/1464#block1







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                  You could try the following:




                  1. Reboot into Safe Mode (hit F8 at startup and select safe mode)

                  2. Enter the Kaspersky Program Folder and locate the avp.exe

                  3. rename the avp.exe to whatever you desire (i.e. temp.exe)

                  4. double-click that exe - the Kaspersky icon should show up on the taskbar at the bottom right screen

                  5. right-click that icon and select Settings

                  6. Now find the passwort protection and turn it off

                  7. Click ok to close the window and restart your computer

                  8. Now take the usual steps to uninstall software (control panel -> uninstall programs -> kaspersky and follow the routine)






                  share|improve this answer





















                  • Thanks @Andre - I'll try your suggestion and back with you later.
                    – Nam G VU
                    Sep 12 '15 at 6:19










                  • This method doesn't work anymore. It still asks for password when saving settings change. The solution from @Bento-Fernandes worked tho.
                    – Shay Nissel
                    Aug 17 '16 at 23:41















                  up vote
                  3
                  down vote













                  You could try the following:




                  1. Reboot into Safe Mode (hit F8 at startup and select safe mode)

                  2. Enter the Kaspersky Program Folder and locate the avp.exe

                  3. rename the avp.exe to whatever you desire (i.e. temp.exe)

                  4. double-click that exe - the Kaspersky icon should show up on the taskbar at the bottom right screen

                  5. right-click that icon and select Settings

                  6. Now find the passwort protection and turn it off

                  7. Click ok to close the window and restart your computer

                  8. Now take the usual steps to uninstall software (control panel -> uninstall programs -> kaspersky and follow the routine)






                  share|improve this answer





















                  • Thanks @Andre - I'll try your suggestion and back with you later.
                    – Nam G VU
                    Sep 12 '15 at 6:19










                  • This method doesn't work anymore. It still asks for password when saving settings change. The solution from @Bento-Fernandes worked tho.
                    – Shay Nissel
                    Aug 17 '16 at 23:41













                  up vote
                  3
                  down vote










                  up vote
                  3
                  down vote









                  You could try the following:




                  1. Reboot into Safe Mode (hit F8 at startup and select safe mode)

                  2. Enter the Kaspersky Program Folder and locate the avp.exe

                  3. rename the avp.exe to whatever you desire (i.e. temp.exe)

                  4. double-click that exe - the Kaspersky icon should show up on the taskbar at the bottom right screen

                  5. right-click that icon and select Settings

                  6. Now find the passwort protection and turn it off

                  7. Click ok to close the window and restart your computer

                  8. Now take the usual steps to uninstall software (control panel -> uninstall programs -> kaspersky and follow the routine)






                  share|improve this answer












                  You could try the following:




                  1. Reboot into Safe Mode (hit F8 at startup and select safe mode)

                  2. Enter the Kaspersky Program Folder and locate the avp.exe

                  3. rename the avp.exe to whatever you desire (i.e. temp.exe)

                  4. double-click that exe - the Kaspersky icon should show up on the taskbar at the bottom right screen

                  5. right-click that icon and select Settings

                  6. Now find the passwort protection and turn it off

                  7. Click ok to close the window and restart your computer

                  8. Now take the usual steps to uninstall software (control panel -> uninstall programs -> kaspersky and follow the routine)







                  share|improve this answer












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                  answered Sep 10 '15 at 8:32









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                  • Thanks @Andre - I'll try your suggestion and back with you later.
                    – Nam G VU
                    Sep 12 '15 at 6:19










                  • This method doesn't work anymore. It still asks for password when saving settings change. The solution from @Bento-Fernandes worked tho.
                    – Shay Nissel
                    Aug 17 '16 at 23:41


















                  • Thanks @Andre - I'll try your suggestion and back with you later.
                    – Nam G VU
                    Sep 12 '15 at 6:19










                  • This method doesn't work anymore. It still asks for password when saving settings change. The solution from @Bento-Fernandes worked tho.
                    – Shay Nissel
                    Aug 17 '16 at 23:41
















                  Thanks @Andre - I'll try your suggestion and back with you later.
                  – Nam G VU
                  Sep 12 '15 at 6:19




                  Thanks @Andre - I'll try your suggestion and back with you later.
                  – Nam G VU
                  Sep 12 '15 at 6:19












                  This method doesn't work anymore. It still asks for password when saving settings change. The solution from @Bento-Fernandes worked tho.
                  – Shay Nissel
                  Aug 17 '16 at 23:41




                  This method doesn't work anymore. It still asks for password when saving settings change. The solution from @Bento-Fernandes worked tho.
                  – Shay Nissel
                  Aug 17 '16 at 23:41










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                  Use Revo Uninstaller Software. It will remove entire software from root including registry and log files.
                  URL: www.revouninstaller.com/revo_uninstaller_free_download.html






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                    Use Revo Uninstaller Software. It will remove entire software from root including registry and log files.
                    URL: www.revouninstaller.com/revo_uninstaller_free_download.html






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                      Use Revo Uninstaller Software. It will remove entire software from root including registry and log files.
                      URL: www.revouninstaller.com/revo_uninstaller_free_download.html






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                      Use Revo Uninstaller Software. It will remove entire software from root including registry and log files.
                      URL: www.revouninstaller.com/revo_uninstaller_free_download.html







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                      edited Apr 11 at 5:01









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                          If you have forgotten your Kaspersky password here is the best way to change it under Windows 7.




                          1. Visit this link https://support.kaspersky.com/us/11101. Download the KLAPR zip setup.

                          2. Press Windows + R for the Run window and Type msconfig and click Ok.

                          3. On the System Configuration Dialogue box click on "Boot option" under menu.

                          4. Under Boot options select safe mode with minimal as the second selection.

                          5. Click Ok. On the next dialogue box click Restart. (This will boot in safe mode)

                          6. Under safe mode; visit the folder containing the KLAPR setup, Unzip and Double click. This will open a command dialogue box. Just press any key and it will show process successful. press any button again as instructed and restart.(The computer will restart in safe mode)

                          7. Open Kaspersky and you will notice you can now change the password.

                          8. Repeat step 2 while in safe mode but this time UNCHECK the safe mode option and restart your computer.


                          Good luck.






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                            If you have forgotten your Kaspersky password here is the best way to change it under Windows 7.




                            1. Visit this link https://support.kaspersky.com/us/11101. Download the KLAPR zip setup.

                            2. Press Windows + R for the Run window and Type msconfig and click Ok.

                            3. On the System Configuration Dialogue box click on "Boot option" under menu.

                            4. Under Boot options select safe mode with minimal as the second selection.

                            5. Click Ok. On the next dialogue box click Restart. (This will boot in safe mode)

                            6. Under safe mode; visit the folder containing the KLAPR setup, Unzip and Double click. This will open a command dialogue box. Just press any key and it will show process successful. press any button again as instructed and restart.(The computer will restart in safe mode)

                            7. Open Kaspersky and you will notice you can now change the password.

                            8. Repeat step 2 while in safe mode but this time UNCHECK the safe mode option and restart your computer.


                            Good luck.






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                              up vote
                              1
                              down vote









                              If you have forgotten your Kaspersky password here is the best way to change it under Windows 7.




                              1. Visit this link https://support.kaspersky.com/us/11101. Download the KLAPR zip setup.

                              2. Press Windows + R for the Run window and Type msconfig and click Ok.

                              3. On the System Configuration Dialogue box click on "Boot option" under menu.

                              4. Under Boot options select safe mode with minimal as the second selection.

                              5. Click Ok. On the next dialogue box click Restart. (This will boot in safe mode)

                              6. Under safe mode; visit the folder containing the KLAPR setup, Unzip and Double click. This will open a command dialogue box. Just press any key and it will show process successful. press any button again as instructed and restart.(The computer will restart in safe mode)

                              7. Open Kaspersky and you will notice you can now change the password.

                              8. Repeat step 2 while in safe mode but this time UNCHECK the safe mode option and restart your computer.


                              Good luck.






                              share|improve this answer














                              If you have forgotten your Kaspersky password here is the best way to change it under Windows 7.




                              1. Visit this link https://support.kaspersky.com/us/11101. Download the KLAPR zip setup.

                              2. Press Windows + R for the Run window and Type msconfig and click Ok.

                              3. On the System Configuration Dialogue box click on "Boot option" under menu.

                              4. Under Boot options select safe mode with minimal as the second selection.

                              5. Click Ok. On the next dialogue box click Restart. (This will boot in safe mode)

                              6. Under safe mode; visit the folder containing the KLAPR setup, Unzip and Double click. This will open a command dialogue box. Just press any key and it will show process successful. press any button again as instructed and restart.(The computer will restart in safe mode)

                              7. Open Kaspersky and you will notice you can now change the password.

                              8. Repeat step 2 while in safe mode but this time UNCHECK the safe mode option and restart your computer.


                              Good luck.







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                                  The answer by Bento Fernandes works, but for me it was slight different:



                                  I found the EnablePswrdProtect entry in:



                                  HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINESOFTWAREWow6432NodeKasperskyLabprotectedKES10SP1settings


                                  And I didn't need to change the password to uninstall it.






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                                    The answer by Bento Fernandes works, but for me it was slight different:



                                    I found the EnablePswrdProtect entry in:



                                    HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINESOFTWAREWow6432NodeKasperskyLabprotectedKES10SP1settings


                                    And I didn't need to change the password to uninstall it.






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                                      The answer by Bento Fernandes works, but for me it was slight different:



                                      I found the EnablePswrdProtect entry in:



                                      HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINESOFTWAREWow6432NodeKasperskyLabprotectedKES10SP1settings


                                      And I didn't need to change the password to uninstall it.






                                      share|improve this answer














                                      The answer by Bento Fernandes works, but for me it was slight different:



                                      I found the EnablePswrdProtect entry in:



                                      HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINESOFTWAREWow6432NodeKasperskyLabprotectedKES10SP1settings


                                      And I didn't need to change the password to uninstall it.







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