User Guide - Kaspersky Lab

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logical groups such as System Security, Internet Security, etc. Each such group
lists system registry files and rules for working with them. This list is updated
when the rest of the application is updated.
The Registry Guard settings window (see Figure 40) displays the complete list
of rules.
Each group of rules has an execution priority that you can raise or lower, using
the Move Up and Move Down buttons. The higher the group is on the list, the
higher the priority assigned to it. If the same registry file falls under several
groups, the first rule applied to that file will be the one from the group with the
higher priority.
You can stop using any group of rules in the following ways:
• Uncheck the box next to the group’s name. Then the group of rules will
remain on the list but will not be used.
• Delete the group of rules from the list. We do not recommend deleting the
groups created by Kaspersky Lab, since they contain a list of system
registry files most often used by malicious programs.
Figure 40. Controlled registry key groups
You can create your own groups of monitored system registry files. To do so,
click Add in the file group window.
Take these steps in the window that opens:
1. Enter the name of the new file group for monitoring system registry keys
in the Group name field.