While Kaspersky is among the most popular anti-virus software on the market, the reality is that malware has the ability to bypass its enterprise version. Two main techniques are used to accomplish this by randomizing the PowerShell script's case and the obfuscation. This allows malware to avoid the detection of anti-debugging functions and cloud sandboxes. Here's how to get around Kaspersky.

First, you must back up your system. To do this, you must copy all your data to an external drive or thumb drive. After that, open the registry editor by typing regedit, then pressing OK. Once the changes have been made then close the registry editor. Restart your computer and then enable Kaspersky. Now you should be able to run Kaspersky's beta version. To protect your system, you can use the latest version of your antivirus software.

You can disable a third-party program from installation in case you're not sure whether it's compatible with Kaspersky. For instance How to bypass Kaspersky, if you're using Kaspersky Internet Security 7.0/2009, you can opt to skip the scanning altogether. Simply double-click on the executable file that you downloaded and select Cancel. If you get the same message you can uninstall Kaspersky. If you're not able to uninstall Kaspersky then you'll need to manually remove the software that is incompatible.

To bypass Kaspersky's installation process for anti-virus is a straightforward procedure. After uninstalling Kaspersky Anti-Virus you will need to reset your computer back to the factory settings. You can also uninstall Kaspersky's Kaspersky Safe Kids feature by holding the Windows key and then clicking "pause/stop". This will disable Kaspersky anti-tracking and time limit features. You can then remove Kaspersky's malware from the Control Panel once you are in a position to restore your computer's security.