c'mon people... if your concerned about lines on your face.. Go to a plastic surgeon and have injections of Juvaderm..this ain't going to do anything but make Brinkley richer. remember this "when your reproductive years are over, nature is thru with you" Then it's maintain and do the best you can with what you have

I purchased this product mid July 2016. It was labeled compatible with Windows 10. Upon installation, opening pages in secure mode would always result in an error message indicating to enable pop-ups. Windows 10 no longer has that user definable. I contacted Kaspersky and after a long time with customer support was told it was a known issue. Flash forward to August 31st. When I would click some of the Kaspersky links, or sometimes even spontaneously, the app would flash an error message and ask if I wanted to send the data back to Kaspersky. The first several times I clicked yes. After a relatively long time to send my system data another message popped up unable to communicate with server. It also started to create a situation whereupon closing the lid, putting the laptop to sleep, upon lifiing and awakening I'd get a a Windows stopcode error message, essentially a type of blue screen error. That would cause the system to analyse the error and reboot. Exasperated thinking it might be a Windows 10 corruption, I I did a complete Windows 10 reinstall, naturally losing all the data on the computer [fortunately I have it on Cloud storage.] System worked fine. Then for safety, my first software installation was Kaspersky. Same problem all over. I uninstalled Kaspersky, problem disappeared. I checked Kaspersky's website. They offer only a 30 day free trial, after that you're on the hook for the cost. So, I ordered Webroot. It had been outstanding on my prior laptop. I just wanted to try something new. But, kicker, Webroot buying on their website gives a 70 day return period. So even if I have a problem with it being Windows 10 incompatible or glitchy, I'll be covered. In the meantime, I'm just using Windows Defender for internet security. Good, but not great.