Kaspersky Internet Security 2010 3-User

May 17, 2010 | By In Software |

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5 Comments so far

  1. Herbert H. Blacker on May 17th, 2010

    Product shipped immediately and arrived as expected.

    I have not yet installed the new version as I have a couple of weeks left.
    Rating: 5 / 5

  2. Juan J. Esquivel on May 17th, 2010

    The product es excelent! I would like to see improvement in delilvery, which was pretty bad.
    Rating: 5 / 5

  3. Mr. Brandy on May 17th, 2010

    I run Kaspersky for several years. From XP to my new Vista64 laptop. KIS version 7 was the best one. It was light on the system, and very secure. Things started to go wrong after that. Starting with 2009. KIS works terrible in Vista64 bit. The real pain started after upgrading to 2010. Opera browsers takes 10 more seconds to boot and the same can be said for allot of other softwares. I noticed that my dual core with 4 GB laptop was getting slower and slower with each Windows updated that was rolled out. One night browsing folder and files it became terrible slow. Taking 10 seconds or more to open each folder. I disabled Vista Search Index. Rebooted system several times, check allot of things to get to the problem on what was using so much the disk. All I could find was that the disk access was 4 KB per second !!! Kis was always using somehow allot of CPU but I was blaming this on explorer.exe

    So I finally decide to uninstall KIS. It took me like 2 hours so slow it was.

    After that I booted and VOILA. Its like a new system. Almost all programs open on the fly, browsing files is a pleasure. And even boot times it no longer 3 minutes. I do happen to do allot of maintaince on my system with with TuneUP which is great but i was realy shocked on how fast everything was without KIS. I had to basically uninstall it completely so I could gain control back of my system. KIS was such a resource hug that I cannot believe I was using it so long. I changed to Norton and the system runs 100% perfectly as it did not had any antivirus. Perfect. KIS is an incredible resource hug on the system and their support is TERRIBLE. I happen to have bought my licenses directly from their website and pay like 40% that you pay for a boxed version. They never even reply your emails. And whats worst they make it hard or almost impossible to contact them. What kind of company is this that avoids paying clients? One year I could not even renew my license and they charged me a new one because I losed my key. Dont get me wrong KIS is a great security tool or I can say WAS.

    It has almost nothing new from version to version except their sandbox features which I do like but besides that its not worth the resources it takes to run it even on new machines. My laptop is 4 months old so I cannot imagine how this runs on older systems. Did I mention that upgrading to 2010 changed my master password? Yes. I could not change the KIS setting anymore as it said incorrect password and I had to download a registry patch to reset it.

    PLEASE do make yourself a favor. If you use your PC for work its not worth the delay. It increases opening of almost every program in your system by double. Disk access or any kind of file access gets also terrible slow to the point thats unacceptable. I hated norton for year but their version is just amazing. It runs perfectly. I just miss some features like to watch on real time files that are connected to the internet and the fine tuning KIS allowed you. Norton just works out of the box and I could love to play with setting more but its runs incredible smooth that I dont think any security solution right now can match it.
    Rating: 1 / 5

  4. Ivan on May 17th, 2010

    I’ve been a big fan of ESET security solutions for a few years now, but I was unable to find their latest product at a reasonable price this time around. So instead of renewing the license I decided to try a new product. After intensive research, including reading the AV reports (which only reviewed the 2009 versions, however) and visiting this website [...] I found that Kaspersky was a reliable solution which offers more features than ESET and meets my needs. So, I decided to try it out.

    And I have not been disappointed. Whatever flaws this product suffered at launch appear to be fixed. I have not suffered any of the problems a lot of the early reviews describe.

    Kaspersky immediately detected 9 trojans that my ESET Smart Security had missed (though to be fair I don’t know if ESET picked up things Kaspersky missed). I am also impressed at all the features this product has. I am especially impressed with the sand box feature, which allows you to run applications in a safe environment, the virtual keyboard, and the vulnerability detector, which recommended some useful things. One of the main reasons I was a huge fan of ESET was because it did not slow my system down, especially during a cold boot. I noticed a very small difference in performance, but only during the cold boot. It probably took Kaspersky about 5 seconds more to launch. Other than that Kaspersky is just as light on my system than the ESET solutions have been. And as a side, enabling multi-core boot speeds up the start up process. Just go to the windows marble, type msconfig, go to the boot tab, and check number of processors. But anyway, im very satisfied with this product after 3 months of use. If you are an ESET user looking to upgrade don’t think twice! I haven’t missed ESET since upgrading to Kaspersky!

    Rating: 5 / 5

  5. JAMES OCONNOR on May 17th, 2010

    I’ve tried them all, Norton, McAfee, etc and this one is the best by far. And you can’t beat the price.
    Rating: 5 / 5

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