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Restart the application

  1. In the Mac OS X menu, click the Kaspersky icon and select Quit in the context menu.

Screenshot: quit Kaspersky Internet Security 15 for Mac

  1. In Finder select Applications → Kaspersky Internet Security.

Screenshot: open Kaspersky Internet Security 15 for Mac from Finder

  1. If nothing changes after you have restarted the application, restart your computer: In the OS X menu, select Restart.

Screenshot: restart your computer

 

Reinstall the application

If nothing changes after you have restarted your computer, reinstall the app.

  1. Remove Kaspersky Internet Security 16 for Mac
  2. Install the app once again.
 

Get application trace files

If nothing changes after you have restarted and reinstalled the app, get application trace files:

  1. Open the Settings window in Kaspersky Internet Security 16.
  2. In the Preferences window, go to the Reports tab.
  3. In the Traces section check the Enable tracing box.

To get trace files in Kaspersky Internet Security 16 for Mac, check the appropriate box and reproduce the problem.

  1. Restart Kaspersky Internet Security 16 for Mac
  2. Reproduce the issue.
  3. Disable tracing: trace collection may cause disk space shortage.
  4. Restart Kaspersky Internet Security 16 for Mac
 

Submit a request to Kaspersky Lab Technical Support

Send a request via My Kaspersky. Remember to describe the issue in detail and attach trace files. For instructions on using My Kaspersky, visit the respective FAQ page.

Trace files are saved:

  • Library/Logs/Kaspersky Lab/kav_daemon_*.log
  • ~/ Library/Logs/Kaspersky Lab/kav_app_*.log. (“~/” sign stands for user folder (Macintosh HD/Users/User_name)

Screenshot: tracing file path in Kaspersky Internet Security 16 for Mac

The ~/Library folder is hidden. To hide or unhide a folder:

  1. In Finder select Applications → Utilities → terminal.

Screenshot: start Terminal utility in Kaspersky Internet Security 16 for Mac

  1. In the Terminal window, enter chflags nohidden ~/Library and click Enter on the keyboard (if you want to hide a folder, enter chflags hidden ~/Library).

Screenshot: enter this command to unhide a hidden folder in the Library

  1. To open Library, in the OS X menu, select Help. In the Help line, type Library and click Enter.

Screenshot: open Linbary folder

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Editor by : BEST Antivirus KBS Team

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