Kaspersky Password Manager for Microsoft Windows
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[Topic 100327]

Unlock the vault

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Kaspersky Password Manager automatically blocks access to the vault after a specified period of inactivity or when the screen saver turns on. By default, the vault is locked automatically after your computer has been idle for 24 hours. If the vault is locked, Kaspersky Password Manager functions are unavailable.

Unlock the vault from the main application window

  1. Open the main password entry window in one of the following ways:
    • Double-click the application icon on your desktop.
    • In the taskbar notification area, right-click the application icon and select Unlock.
  2. In the Main password field, enter your main password.
  3. Click Unlock.

The vault is now unlocked. The main application window opens.

Unlock the vault from the browser extension

  1. Open a browser with the Kaspersky Password Manager extension installed.
  2. In the browser toolbar, click the application icon .

    The Kaspersky Password Manager extension menu opens.

  3. In the Main password field, enter the main password.
  4. Click Unlock.

Your vault is now unlocked.

Unlock the vault with Windows Hello

You can use Windows Hello to unlock your vault if this sign-in option is enabled in your operating system. The ability to sign in with Windows Hello is available after you successfully unlock your vault using your main password and turn on the Unlock the vault with Windows Hello option.

Every time you restart your computer, you must first enter your main password and then you can use Windows Hello.

  1. Open the main password entry window in one of the following ways:
    • Double-click the application icon on your desktop.
    • In the taskbar notification area, right-click the application icon and select Unlock.
  2. In the Main password field, enter your main password.
  3. Click Unlock.

    The main application window opens.

  4. Click Application menu in the lower part of the main application window.
  5. In the opened menu, click Settings.

    The application settings open.

  6. Select the General section.
  7. In the Unlock the vault with Windows Hello section, turn on the switch.
  8. If Windows Hello is not set up in the operating system, configure it by clicking the Open Windows Hello settings button and perform these steps again.

The Sign in with Windows Hello option will be available in the next login session.

Set up autolock

  1. Open the main application window.
  2. Click Application menu in the lower part of the main application window.
  3. In the opened menu, click Settings.

    The application settings open.

  4. Select the General section.
  5. In the Security section, configure the autolock settings.
  6. If you want Kaspersky Password Manager to remind you to unlock the vault, when you visit websites with online forms, select the Prompt to unlock the vault if a website has login and password fields checkbox.

Your changes will be saved automatically.

You can also unlock the vault from the application icon ().

See also

Application icon

Kaspersky Password Manager extension
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[Topic 86789]

Add and edit entries

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Add entries from the main application window

  1. Open the main application window.
  2. In the menu panel, click All entries.

    The All entries section opens.

  3. Click the Add button and select the entry type you want to add.

    Entry window opens.

  4. Fill out the entry with the information you want to save.
  5. Click Save.

The entry is added to the vault.

Edit entries from the main application window

  1. Open the main application window.
  2. Choose an entry you want to edit.
  3. Do one of the following:
    • If your entries are displayed in a tile view, double-click on the entry or click three vertical dots and then select Edit.
    • If your entries are displayed in a list view, click the pencil button .

    The entry opens. You can edit information in the entry.

Each entry card has the Password change history link that contains a list of passwords that have been saved for that account. This list stores up to five passwords, including the current one.

You also can add websites, addresses and bank cards from your browser. When you fill out an online form, Kaspersky Password Manager suggests saving the form information.

Kaspersky Password Manager also prompts you to update an entry if you:

  • Change or restore your password for a website.
  • Sign in to a website with new credentials.
  • Enter a new card holder name, expiration date, or validation code for a previously added to Kaspersky Password Manager bank card number.

Kaspersky Password Manager automatically detects the website domain level and prompts you to specify the authentication scope. You can save one account for a website and use it to log in on website subdomains. If you use different accounts for a second level domain and subdomains, you can save them as separate entries.

Add entries from a browser window

  1. Open a browser with the Kaspersky Password Manager extension installed.
  2. Go to a website that requires you to enter information that you want to save in Kaspersky Password Manager (for example, login and password).
  3. On the website, enter the information in the relevant fields.

    Kaspersky Password Manager recognizes the entered data and prompts you to save it in the vault.

  4. Add additional information that you want to save (for example, comments).
  5. Click Save.

The entry is added to the vault.

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[Topic 85106]

Sort and group entries, customize entry view

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By default, entries are displayed in the list view in alphabetical order. You can switch to the tile view, sort entries manually, and create folders to group entries. You can add entries of any type to a folder. Folders are always displayed before entries in alphabetical order and can't be sorted manually. Folders sync across your devices. Sort and view settings don't sync across devices.

Change entries view

In the toolbar of the main application window, click the tile view button Tile view or the list view button List view.

Sort entries manually

Drag and drop an entry to a new position or folder.

If you have manually sorted entries in a section, all newly added entries are displayed at the end of the section in alphabetical order. Entries sorted in the Accounts section are automatically sorted the same way in the browser extensions.

Create a folder

  1. Open the main application window.
  2. In the menu panel, click All entries.

    The All entries section opens.

  3. Click the add folder button Add a folder.

    The New folder window opens.

  4. Enter a folder name.
  5. In the list below, select entries you want to add to this folder.
  6. Click Save.

The folder will be created.

You can reset custom sort settings to display all entries in alphabetical order. If you reset custom sort settings, they can't be restored.

Reset sort settings

  1. Open the main application window.
  2. Click Application menu in the lower part of the main application window.
  3. In the opened menu, click Settings.

    The application settings open.

  4. Select the Advanced section.
  5. In the Sort entries alphabetically (A-Z) section, click Sort Entries (A-Z).

All your entries are now sorted in alphabetical order.

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[Topic 153966]

Use autosave and autofill

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Automatically save data

When you visit websites and enter logins, passwords, bank card details, or addresses in online forms, Kaspersky Password Manager prompts you to add them to the vault.

Sign in to websites

When you visit a website, Kaspersky Password Manager searches the vault for accounts that you have saved for that website. Depending on the search results, the application does one of the following:

  • If the vault contains one account for the website, Kaspersky Password Manager fills out the login and password fields.
  • If the vault contains several accounts for the website, Kaspersky Password Manager prompts you to choose the account that you want to sign in with.

If you have enabled automatic login and chosen a default account for the website, Kaspersky Password Manager will sign you in automatically.

Kaspersky Password Manager disables automatic login on websites containing two or more sign-in forms.

Open a website from the main application window

  1. Open the main application window.
  2. In the menu panel, click Accounts and then select Website / Email from the drop-down list.

    The Websites / Email accounts section opens.

  3. Select a website to go to and click the "open in a browser" button .

The website opens in your default browser. If you have enabled automatic login and chosen a default account for this website, Kaspersky Password Manager will sign you in automatically. If you have disabled automatic login, Kaspersky Password Manager will automatically fill out the login and password fields with the default credentials for the website.

Open a website from the extension menu

  1. Open a browser with the Kaspersky Password Manager extension installed.
  2. In the browser toolbar, click the application icon .

    The Kaspersky Password Manager extension menu opens.

  3. Select Websites → <website name>.

The website opens. If you have enabled automatic login and chosen a default account for this website, Kaspersky Password Manager will sign you in automatically. If you have disabled automatic login, Kaspersky Password Manager will automatically fill out the login and password fields with the default credentials for the website.

Automatically fill out addresses and bank card details

When you shop online, Kaspersky Password Manager searches the vault for bank cards and addresses to fill the shipping and payment fields. If the vault contains appropriate entries, Kaspersky Password Manager prompts you to choose the address or bank card that you want to use for the online form. If Kaspersky Password Manager finds data that can be entered into a field of an online form, the application displays the key icon next to the field.

You can disable autosave and autofill if you don't want Kaspersky Password Manager to fill out online forms for you.

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[Topic 85870]

Generate a strong password

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The security of your data largely depends on the strength of your password. A password is considered strong if it contains at least 16 characters, including uppercase and lowercase Latin letters, digits, and special characters. Kaspersky Password Manager generates unique and strong passwords. You can specify the password length and choose whether to include digits, letters and special characters. You can use Password Generator when you create a new website account or change your password for an existing account.

Generate a strong password

  1. Open the Password Generator window in one of the following ways:
    • In the main application window, click Password Generator.
    • In a browser window, click the application icon → the password generator icon .
    • In a password field on a website, hover over the field or click the key icon to invoke the Password Generator window.

    The Password Generator window opens, and the application generates a password using the default settings.

  2. Change the password parameters if needed and press the circle arrows button to generate the password.

    The application indicates if the password strength is medium or low.

  3. If you want to add passwords to the vault, turn on the Create an account when copying a password option. When this option is enabled and you copy a password, you will be prompted to create a new account with that password.
  4. If you want to save password generation parameters, select the Custom option on the Settings tab and specify the parameters you need. Your parameters will be saved even if you switch the tab or close the window.
  5. Click Copy.

The application copies the generated password to the clipboard. You can manually paste the password into the required field. If you use Password Generator to create a new website account or change your password for an existing account, the application automatically pastes the password into the required field.

Also, you can generate a strong and unique password while adding new Website / Email, App or Other.

  1. In the main application window, click Add, click Account, and choose Website / Email, App or Other.

    Entry window opens.

  2. In the Password field, click Generate.

    The Password Generator window opens, and the application generates a password using the default settings.

  3. Specify password generation parameters if needed.
  4. Click Copy. The application automatically pastes the password into the required field.

Kaspersky Password Manager saves the last 5 generated passwords copied to the clipboard, in case you lose them. You can view your copied passwords in the Password Generator history. The application stores copied passwords on your computer and doesn't sync them across devices.

If your vault is unlocked, the Password Generator is available.

View the Password Generator history

  1. Open the Password Generator window.
  2. Click the Password history tab.

    A list of your most recently copied passwords opens.

  3. If you want to copy a password to the clipboard, click the copy button Copy next to the password.

    The password is copied to the clipboard.

  4. If you want to clear the Password Generator history, click Clear all.

    Your copied passwords are deleted from the history.

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[Topic 85118]

Use Authenticator

Your ability to get one-time passwords is not limited to text messages. Kaspersky Password Manager can also generate and save one-time passwords to the vault. You can then use them for services with two-step authentication.

One-time passwords can be added only in the mobile version of Kaspersky Password Manager by scanning a QR code, manually, or by importing entries from Google Authenticator. When using services with two-step authentication, you need to enter the one-time password saved in Kaspersky Password Manager.

After adding a one-time password to the vault, it will be generated on any device where Kaspersky Password Manager is installed and connected to your My Kaspersky account. One-time passwords are generated automatically and never repeated, so you do not need to remember them.

To view the list of one-time passwords, click Authenticator in the main application window.

Before deleting a one-time password, make sure that you have disabled two-factor authentication for the account or set up another way to generate one-time passwords. Otherwise, you may lose access to the account protected by one-time passwords.

For more details, see the Online Help for mobile devices.

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Back up data

You can create a backup copy of your vault at any time.

When creating a backup copy of the vault, Kaspersky Password Manager exports entries to a file stored on your device. The backup copy is protected by the main password used when the backup copy was created. The backup copy is stored in encrypted form in EDB format. By default, Kaspersky Password Manager creates backup copies in %USERPROFILE%\Documents\Kaspersky Password Manager\Backup.

You can transfer a backup copy of your vault to other devices. If you create a new vault, you can import data from the backup copy into the new vault.

Create a backup copy

  1. Open the main application window.
  2. Click Application menu in the lower part of the main application window.
  3. In the opened menu, click Settings.

    The application settings open.

  4. Select the Import/Export section.
  5. In the Backup copy section, click Create Copy.
  6. In the window that opens, specify the folder where you want to save the backup copy of your vault.

The application will create a kpm_<copy creation date> subfolder in the specified folder and place the backup copy of the vault in it.

See also

Import and export data
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[Topic 126789]

Import and export data

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You can import data to Kaspersky Password Manager from:

  • A backup copy of your vault or a vault created from a previous supported version (9.2 or later) of Kaspersky Password Manager
  • Your browsers' built-in password managers
  • Other password managers

Import data from a backup copy of your vault or a vault created from a previous version of Kaspersky Password Manager

  1. Open the main application window.
  2. Click Application menu in the lower part of the main application window.
  3. In the opened menu, click Settings.

    The application settings open.

  4. Select the Import/Export section.
  5. In the Import from vault section, click Import.
  6. In the window that opens, specify the file you want to import your data from.
  7. Click Open.
  8. In the window that opens, enter the main password to access the contents of the file being imported.
  9. Click OK.

Data from the selected file will be copied to your vault. When the import is completed, the application displays a report about the imported data.

Import data from your browsers' built-in password managers

  1. Open the main application window.
  2. Click Application menu in the lower part of the main application window.
  3. In the opened menu, click Settings.

    The application settings open.

  4. Select the Import/Export section.
  5. In the Import from browser section, select the browser you want to import data from.
  6. Click Import.

Kaspersky Password Manager supports importing logins and passwords from the following browsers:

  • Google Chrome (version 106 or later)
  • Mozilla Firefox (version 55 or later)
  • Microsoft Edge based on Chromium (version 106 or later)
  • Yandex.Browser (version 106 or later)

All credentials saved in the selected browser's built-in password manager will be copied to your vault. When the import is completed, the application displays a report about the imported data.

When importing data from Yandex.Browser, you may get an error that the main password that you have specified is incorrect, but it is correct. This can happen if Kaspersky Password Manager is unable to decrypt the application database due to database corruption, or if you are using outdated version of the browser or application.

This issue can be resolved if you perform any or all of the following actions:

  • Update Kaspersky Password Manager
  • Reinstall the browser with a full data cleanup if password sync is enabled in Kaspersky Password Manager
  • Update the browser

If the suggested actions do not work and the error persists, please contact Customer Service.

Import data from other password managers

  1. Open the main application window.
  2. Click Application menu in the lower part of the main application window.
  3. In the opened menu, click Settings.

    The application settings open.

  4. Select the Import/Export section.
  5. In the Import from password managers section, click Import.
  6. In the window that opens, specify the CSV file you want to import data from.

    Kaspersky Password Manager imports only web accounts from the CSV (UTF-8) file with the following parameters: URL, username, password, name. The URL parameter is mandatory, other parameters are optional.

    Example of the CSV file:

    url,username,password,name,extra

    https://site1.com,login1,password1,sitename1,

    https://site2.com,,password2,sitename2,

    https://site3.com,login3,,sitename3,

    https://site4.com,,,sitename4,

    https://site5.com,,,,

    Kaspersky Password Manager supports the ability to import from CSV files exported from the latest version of the supported password managers.

  7. Click Open.

Passwords will be copied from the selected file to your vault. When the import is completed, the application displays a report about the imported data. Kaspersky Password Manager supports importing logins and passwords from the latest versions of the following applications that were available when Kaspersky Password Manager was released: LastPass, KeePass, Dashlane, 1Password, and Norton Identity Safe 2014 (included in the latest version of Norton Security).

Kaspersky Password Manager cannot ensure the integrity and completeness of data imported from other password management applications.

If you use the free version of Kaspersky Password Manager and import more entries than allowed in the free version, these entries will be inactive after they are imported.

You can export your notes and credentials from the vault to a text file and then print them.

Export data for printing

  1. Open the main application window.
  2. Click Application menu in the lower part of the main application window.
  3. In the opened menu, click Settings.

    The application settings open.

  4. Select the Import/Export section.
  5. In the Export to text file section, click Export.
  6. In the window that opens, specify the file name and folder you want to save the file.
  7. Click OK.

The application will copy your notes and credentials to a TXT file.

Kaspersky Password Manager doesn't protect the TXT file with the exported data. You must protect the exported data on your own.

Export data in printable format from My Kaspersky

If you have a My Kaspersky account, you can export your data from Kaspersky Password Manager cloud storage:

  1. Sign in to My Kaspersky.
  2. Go to the Passwords section.
  3. Enter your main password and click the Unlock storage button.
  4. In the upper-right part of the window, click the More actions button.
  5. Select the Export option in the drop-down menu.
  6. In the message that opens, click Continue if you accept the risks associated with this action. The application will export your data to a TXT file.

See also

Download documents from your vault

Back up data
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[Topic 130515]

Check passwords security

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Your accounts are at greater risk if they have the same or weak passwords (for example, qwerty, 12345) or passwords based on information that can be easily guessed or obtained (for example, names of relatives or dates of birth).

With Kaspersky Password Manager, you can quickly find out how strong your passwords are and whether the same passwords are used for multiple accounts.

When you type a password in an online form for creating or changing a password, the Kaspersky Password Manager extension displays recommendations on how to create a strong password, including information about the strength of the password you are typing in.

Check for compromised passwords

For additional security, Kaspersky Password Manager can check whether your passwords have been hacked or leaked.

The application uses Secure Hash Algorithm 256 (SHA-256) to check for compromised passwords. The application generates SHA-256 message digests from each password in your vault and compares them with SHA-256 messages from a database of compromised passwords. If the SHA-256 messages match, the application warns you that your password is compromised and you better change it.

By default, the check for compromised passwords is enabled.

Kaspersky Password Manager check for compromised passwords only active entries.

Check passwords in the vault

  1. Open the main application window.
  2. In the menu panel, click Password Check.

The application will show your passwords, categorized according to the problems they have.

Change a weak password for a website account

  1. Open the main application window.
  2. In the menu panel, click Password Check.

    The application displays any insecure passwords.

  3. Select a website account for which you want to change the password and click Change password.

    Kaspersky Password Manager opens the website in your default browser.

  4. Log in to your account on the website and change the password in the account settings.

    Kaspersky Password Manager will prompt you to update the password for this account in your vault.

  5. Update the password in your vault.

Turn off the check for compromised passwords

  1. Open the main application window.
  2. Click Application menu in the lower part of the main application window.
  3. In the opened menu, click Settings.

    The application settings open.

  4. Select the Advanced section.
  5. In the Check for compromised passwords section, turn off the switch.

The check for compromised passwords is turned off.

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[Topic 138725]

Search the vault for data

In Kaspersky Password Manager, you can quickly find the entries you need by searching for a whole word, the first letters of the word, or other symbols.

Search for data from the main application window

  1. Open the main application window.
  2. In the Search field, start typing the search query.

As you type, the results that match your search criteria are displayed in the right part of the main application window.

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[Topic 85111]

Scan your computer for important documents

Kaspersky Password Manager helps save time and scans your device for files that may contain sensitive information. The application searches for JPEG, PNG, BMP and PDF files containing text. The files found during this search are analyzed and assign to categories: Passport (ID card), Driver License, and Bank Card. You can view the search results, choose which documents to add to your vault, and change the document categories.

Kaspersky Password Manager supports the following document categories:

  • Passports (ID cards)
  • Driver's Licenses
  • Bank Cards
  • Insurances
  • Contracts
  • Other

During the search, Kaspersky Password Manager skips PDF files larger than 20 MB, images larger than 100 MB, and images with resolution less than 256x256 px or higher than 40 MP.

Kaspersky Password Manager optimize files before adding them in to your vault. Big files are compressed: the final size of a document in the vault is not more than 6 MB. PNG and BMP images are converted to JPEG format.

When a document is added to your vault, Kaspersky Password Manager reminds you to delete the original file from your device for security reasons. If you need documents from your vault, you can export them to your device at any time.

Scan your computer for important documents

  1. Open the main application window.
  2. In the menu panel, click All entries.

    The All entries section opens.

  3. Click the Add button and in the drop-down list select Document → Search automatically.

    The Select a folder window opens.

  4. Specify the folder.
  5. Click Select.

    Kaspersky Password Manager starts searching. You can minimize the application window, the search will continue in the background. The search results are displayed in the new window.

  6. Select documents you want to add to your vault.
  7. If needed, change the document category.
  8. Click Done.

Kaspersky Password Manager will compress the files, convert images to JPEG if needed, and add them to your vault.

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[Topic 153253]

Download documents from your vault

You can save documents from your vault to your device. You can change the document name before saving it on your device.

The format of the downloaded file matches the format of the document in the vault (JPEG or PDF).

After you save a document on your device it is no longer protected by Kaspersky Password Manager. You must protect the file on your own.

Download documents from your vault

  1. Open the main application window.
  2. In the menu panel, select Documents.
  3. The Documents section opens.
  4. Select one document or use the Shift key to select several documents.
  5. Download document in one of the following ways:
    • Right-click on the document and in the opened context menu, select Download.
    • Click three vertical dots and in the opened menu select Download.
  6. In the Save in folder window, specify where to save the document.
  7. If needed, change the document name.
  8. Click Save.

The document will be saved to your device.

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[Topic 153299]

Change the main password

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For security reasons, we recommend that you change your main password on a regular basis. If you suspect that your main password has been compromised, change it immediately.

It's impossible to change your main password if:

  • Automatic sync is disabled.
  • There is no internet connection.

The main password was changed on another device and it's not synced with the device you're currently using to change the password. Please, sync all your devices first.

Change the main password

  1. Open the main application window.
  2. Click Application menu in the lower part of the main application window.
  3. In the opened menu, click Settings.

    The application settings open.

  4. Select the General section.
  5. In the Main password section, click Change main password.

    The Change main password window opens.

  6. Enter your current main password and a new main password.

    Kaspersky Password Manager automatically checks the strength of your password and displays an exclamation mark if the password strength is low or medium.

  7. In the Confirm new main password field, enter the new main password again.
  8. Click Done.

The main password is changed. After synchronization, the main password will be changed on all your devices.

If the main password was changed on another device

If the main password was changed on another device, you will be asked to re-enter the new main password on all your devices to sync data.

  1. After the main password is changed on another device, the Data is not synced dialog appears on the device you're currently using.
  2. Click Enter main password.
  3. In the Data is not synced window, enter the new main password and click Sync.
  4. If you do not remember the new main password, click I don't know the main password link.

    The Unsynced data on this device will be lost window opens.

  5. If you click the Sync button, data in the vaults of other devices will be replaced with data from this device.
  6. To confirm this operation, you need to enter the verification code that was emailed to you and click Confirm.
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[Topic 85225]

What to do if you have forgotten the main password

For security reasons, Kaspersky Password Manager doesn't store the main password on any of your devices or in cloud storage. We recommend that you memorize your main password, or write it down and keep it in a secure place, because it can't be restored or recovered if forgotten.

If you forget your main password, you will no longer be able to access your data. In this case, you will have to create a new vault and protect it with a new main password. Then you will be able to add new data to the vault.

You can save a backup copy of your vault before deleting it. You can use it to restore your data if you remember your main password. When creating a backup copy of the vault, Kaspersky Password Manager exports entries to a file stored on your device. The backup copy is protected by the main password used when the backup copy was created. The backup copy is stored in encrypted form in EDB format. By default, Kaspersky Password Manager creates backup copies in %USERPROFILE%\Documents\Kaspersky Password Manager\Backup.

Create a new vault protected with a new main password

  1. In the The vault is locked. Enter your main password window, click Forgot your main password?

    The Forgot your main password? window opens.

  2. Make sure that the Create a backup copy of your vault checkbox is selected.
  3. Click Create new vault to create a new vault. The Create the main password for your vault window opens.
  4. Enter and confirm the new main password. Click Done.
  5. Enter the verification code that was emailed to you and click Confirm.

Kaspersky Password Manager will save a backup copy of your old vault in the default folder, delete your old vault, and create a new vault.

See also

Back up data
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[Topic 85119]

Confirm dangerous actions

Kaspersky Password Manager provides additional protection by emailing a verification code to confirm potentially dangerous actions.

Actions that require additional confirmation:

  • Resetting the main password
  • Replacing a cloud database by a local one

If Kaspersky Password Manager is associated with a My Kaspersky account

In this scenario, you can confirm database cleanup by entering a verification code that will be emailed to you.

If data sync is turned off, you can only clean up the local database by entering your My Kaspersky account password on the Enter the password for your My Kaspersky account step. You also need to enter the security code from a text message if two-factor authentication is enabled.

You may get the "Password is incorrect" error if you use an account from a third-party provider that is not linked to a My Kaspersky account. Accounts from third-party providers are not allowed to perform dangerous actions like database cleanups.

To link an account from third-party provider to a My Kaspersky account, perform the following steps:

  1. Go to My Kaspersky:
    • By clicking the Forgot your password? link on the Enter the password for your My Kaspersky account step.
    • Or by using a direct link to My Kaspersky.
  2. Log in to My Kaspersky using the same third-party-provided account as in Kaspersky Password Manager.
  3. If you use an account from a third-party provider to sign in to My Kaspersky for the first time, you need to specify a region and accept the Terms of Use of the Web-Portal.
  4. Click the Set password button.
  5. Specify the My Kaspersky account credentials and click Save changes.

Now you can enter the new password for the My Kaspersky account on the Enter the password for your My Kaspersky account step to complete the local database cleanup operation.

If Kaspersky Password Manager is not associated with a My Kaspersky account

In this scenario, your local database is not protected by My Kaspersky and the option to require a verification code to confirm local database cleanups is not available.

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[Topic 239164]

Send feedback to Kaspersky

Describe your experience with Kaspersky Password Manager and share any suggestions on how Kaspersky can make the application·better. If you experience any problems, your feedback will help Kaspersky fix them.

You can send feedback up to 10 times per day.

If the application fails to send your feedback (for example, if there is no Internet connection), the feedback is saved to your computer until it is sent. The application stores up to 10 pieces of unsent feedback.

When you provide feedback to Kaspersky, you also provide the following information:

  • Name and version of your operating system
  • Version of Kaspersky Password Manager
  • Name and version of your browser
  • HTTP referer of the website from which you have submitted the feedback form
  • Application ID
  • Application type ID
  • Unique ID of the software user on the computer

Send feedback to Kaspersky

  1. Open a browser with the Kaspersky Password Manager extension installed.
  2. In the browser toolbar, click the application icon .
  3. Select Leave feedback.

    The feedback form opens.

  4. Indicate whether your experience with Kaspersky Password Manager has been Positive or Negative.
  5. Specify any additional details.
  6. If you want to review the information you are going to share with Kaspersky, click the this statement link.
  7. Click Send.

Your feedback will be sent to Kaspersky.

See also

Information provided with your feedback
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[Topic 153687]

Use Favorites

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You can add entries to Favorites and access them quickly from the Favorites section. You can also quickly access websites added to Favorites from the browser extension menu.

Favorite entries sync across your devices.

Add an entry to Favorites

  1. Open the main application window.

    In the menu panel, click All entries.

  2. Select the entry you want to add to Favorites and click the star icon.

The entry is added to Favorites.

Go to Favorites from the main application window

  1. Open the main application window. Your favorite entries are shown at the right part of the screen.

    Also you see your favorite entries in the All entries section.

  2. In the menu panel, click All entries.

    The All entries section opens.

  3. In the toolbar, switch to Favorites.

The Favorites entries are shown.

Remove an entry from Favorites

  1. Open the main application window.
  2. Go to the Favorites section.
  3. Unselect the star icon.

The entry is removed from Favorites.

Access a website added to Favorites from the browser extension menu

  1. Open a browser with the Kaspersky Password Manager extension installed.
  2. In the browser toolbar, click the application icon .
  3. Select Favorites > <website name>.

The website opens. If you have enabled automatic login and chosen a default account for this website, Kaspersky Password Manager will sign you in automatically. If you have disabled automatic login, Kaspersky Password Manager will automatically fill out the login and password fields with the default credentials for the website.

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[Topic 153969]

Use Recents

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Kaspersky Password Manager saves the last 5 websites you open from the main application window or the Kaspersky Password Manager extension.

View recently visited websites from the main application menu

  1. Open the main application window. Your recently visited sites are shown at the left part of the screen.
  2. Also, you see the recently visited sites in the Accounts section.
  3. In the menu panel, click Accounts.

    The Accounts section opens.

  4. Click Recents.

The list of recently visited websites opens. Click the button next to a website to open it in a browser.

View recently visited websites from the Kaspersky Password Manager extension

  1. Open a browser with the Kaspersky Password Manager extension installed.
  2. In the browser toolbar, click the application icon and select Websites > Recents.

The list of recently visited websites opens.

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[Topic 158514]