Attempt to modify a locked setting or click to trigger the password prompt.
Select the appropriate Kaspersky Endpoint Security policy and double-click to open its properties.
If your device is managed by a central console, an administrator can reset or change the password remotely: Navigate to Managed devices Right-click the Kaspersky Endpoint Security for Windows policy and select Properties General Settings Password protection to set a new password.
Go to the or Advanced Settings section and locate the Grant access option. Import the .kreg file generated from the client machine. Attempt to modify a locked setting or click
A. For KSC 11 (administrator account in Management Console):
Execute the utility again via command prompt, inputting the authorization code:
Preferred — Remove/modify policy via KSC: Go to the or Advanced Settings section and
To completely remove the restriction, uncheck the box labeled .
To reset the password for , the method depends on whether the device is managed by an administrator or is a standalone machine. 1. Reset via Kaspersky Security Center (Managed Devices)
This public link is valid for 7 days and shares a thread, including any personal information you added. This link or copies made by others cannot be deleted. If you share with third parties, their policies apply. Can’t copy the link right now. Try again later. For KSC 11 (administrator account in Management Console):
If you are an IT administrator managing a remote user who is locked out, you can generate a one-time temporary access code. This allows the user to perform a specific action (like uninstalling or stopping the service) without revealing the master password. Step-by-Step Generation
If the target endpoint is managed by a Kaspersky Security Center (KSC) Administration Server, you do not need to hack or force a reset. You can remotely disable the password protection feature or apply a new policy directly from the central console. Step 1: Locate the Endpoint Policy Open the administration console.
