Why My Kaspersky Failed To Delete Task?

Security is of utmost importance when it comes to network devices. Among the antivirus software available for device security, Kaspersky holds a prominent place because of the features it provides. In Kaspersky, you can add tasks like remote installation. You can manage the aligned tasks as per your desire. You can also delete the configured tasks by going to the Manage tab. However, there are also chances for errors to occur while deleting a task. So, if Kaspersky failed to delete task, make use of the troubleshooting methods given on this page.Before going into the troubleshooting methods, let’s see the two important causes of Kaspersky failing to delete a task.

Causes

Incorrect credentials

Using an inactive account

Solutions

Solution 1: Entering Correct Password

Using an invalid account password may lead to this issue. Configure the correct password for the account that is specified for the task. To do so, follow the below instructions.

Launch the Kaspersky application.
Go to the Manage tab.
Choose your account for which you want to change the password.

Type the correct password by following the on-screen instructions.
Now, try to delete the task and check whether Kaspersky is able to delete the task.

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Solution 2: Deselect “Assign Package Installation In Active Directory Group Policies” Option

Launch the Kaspersky remote installation wizard on your computer.
Go to the window named Defining remote installation task settings.

Locate the Assign package installation in Active Directory group policies option and deselect it by unchecking the box beside it.
Click on the Save button.

Solution 3: Provide Necessary Permissions For Your Account

In the Kaspersky remote installation window, select the account for which you want to provide the necessary permission.
Click on the Control Panel option.
Choose the Administrative Tools option followed by Group Policy Management.

Select the node and click on Delegation.
Choose the Link GPOs option from the Permission drop-down menu.
Click on the Add button.
Similarly, provide necessary permission for your account.

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