As I trust and use Kaspersky Antivirus, I had some problems in last month or two. It seems that Kaspersky is not really well integrated with Windows 10 and you have to expect some problems.
In my case, I use Kaspersky Small Office Security and this software prevents me to do a lot of actions. I found the issue when I tried to create External Network Switch in Hyper-V console – the problem is when you create a new network adapter. In this case I received an Error Access Denied – 0x80070005.
I received the same Error also when I tried to install Shrew Soft VPN Client. I was always unable to install network component due to Access Deny. Analyzing the problem, I found that there is a problem accessing to folder INF (Change) and some other system folders, but all permissions were as they should be and there was no way to establish the right permissions to get installers work.
Well, removing Kaspersky I was able to solve the problem. But be careful, just disabling the antivirus will not be enough; you have to completely uninstall the entire antivirus and reboot the computer to correct the issue.
Hope that Kaspersky will correct the issue soon. It is my preferred antivirus program and I like it, but unfortunately it is not well integrated with Windows 10.
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I am working in IT for more than 10 years, concerning most of my time with small companies. A result of this work is a good knowledge of problems and products used in that companies, like Windows Small Business Server, System Center Essentials, Windows OS ecc.
I lead a Slovenian SBS Community on Microsoft, I am Microsft MVP for Cloud and Datacenter (2012 – 2018).
In my privat life I like listen to rock music, archery and constructing biiig houses with Lego cubes – of course with my son!
This was life saving. Thank you very much
REally , really really LOT of thanks for this comment, i was trying hundred of solutions on a Winserver 2016, finally uninstalled Kaspersky and totally solved
I solved this problem now, deactivating Kaspersky Auto defense System as follow:
1- Go to Configuration -> General Configs -> Application Config -> Auto defense
2- Uncheck box with Enable Auto Defense
3- Save Configs
This article saved me as well. Also confirmed Allan’s tip about the auto defense worked without needing to uninstall Kaspersky (setting was named “self-defense” for me).