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All fixed here too with 16.0.24. Thanks! 😸

Thanks! 😸

Not sure if it's a factor, but my KeePass program is installed on "D:\Program Files\KeePass" . I install the portable version from the zip file, rather than using the windows installer. I'm mentioning this just in case the location of the exe might influence NOD32's behaviour. I've attached video of the problem. Excuse the quality, but screen recording won't work with switching desktops, so I had to use my phone. I try to open the database 3 times - first with NOD32 fully functional and it bugs, then with gamer mode ON and its OK, then back to gamer mode OFF and it bugs. KP-NOD32.mp4

I just updated NOD32 to v16.0.22.0 on Windows 10 v22H2. I was previously on NOD32 v15. Upon starting Keepass (v 2.52 - the latest) it loads it's password database file and requests the master key. It does this by switching to a Secure Desktop and presenting a dialog box. (Unsure if this is default behaviour - it is configured in the Options->Security->Advanced->Enter master key on secure desktop) Before I can type anything, Windows switches back to the main desktop and KeePass pops up a message saying 'An Application has switched from the secure desktop to a different desktop. Click [OK] to switch back to the secure desktop.' Clicking OK does just that, but only briefly, and the message pops up again. This repeats until I am able to click cancel on the secure dialog box when it briefly appears. By a process of elimination, I determined that the newly upgraded NOD32 is causing this, and that if I switch on Gamer mode, then the problem stops occurring. Obviously I don't want to keep Gamer mode enabled all the time as it's less secure. Can someone please look into this and let me know if you need more details? Thanks