Re: How to configure Kaspersky to leave BNR2 alone?

Answering my own question here. Someone suggested RTFM, but I can 
tell you that the way the organize their documentation leaves a lot 
to be desired, Eventually I found it by searching on 
keyword "exclusion" in their help text. It found the instructions on 
how to set up exclusions, but not until I tried it did it show me 
the folder locations to be excluded. So in a way, you had to already 
know the answer in order to be able to easily find it in the 
documentation.

I had seen exclusions before, but only when it prompted me to add 
individual executables to the 'trusted zone'. once again VERY 
intuitively obvious... NOT!

--- In [email protected], "bnr2d2" <bnr2d2@...> wrote:
>
> I'm asking the question here because Kaspersky support can't/won't 
> answer it; I know, I expect more from a free product than a 
> commercial one, but isn't that becoming more and more the case?
> 
> When downloading many headers with more than one server at once, 
> especially when splitting them up so it doesn't take days to D/L, 
I 
> have discovered that avp.exe is doing over 90% CPU and BNR2 slows 
> down until it hangs and I have to kill it. If I stop Kaspersky 
first, 
> everything is fine. The problem is I can't leave my PC unprotected 
> like that.
> 
> Norton used to have an option to ignore a list of locations, but I 
> can't/won't use Norton. Anyone know the answer to this riddle?
> 
> Thanks in advance.
>




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