With the help from ermanno, I've tracked down the reasons for failed Windows installs with Kaspersky.
He was able to confirm that Kaspersky (at least on XP) falsely detects the installer as PDM.Worm.P2P.generic. Googling this reveals that it's a common bad heuristic that catches all kinds of things (for example: Adobe's Flash Player uninstaller). On top of my head, I see two posibilities: 1) Kaspersky finds the node code and realizes that this is indeed some kind of P2P. 2) Kaspersky freaks out over the local port scan the installer does to find a free fproxy and fcp port. I'm not sure which is most likely. What do we do now? Contact Kaspersky and ask them to fix their stuff? Or just directly warn users not to use Freenet with Kaspersky? - Zero3
