When the On-Screen Keyboard is used on 64-bit versions of Windows 8 and 8.1, protection against screenshots may not work. Open the page in the Protected Browser to ensure protection against screenshots.

In 64-bit versions of Windows 8, 8.1, and 10 protection through hardware virtualization (a hypervisor) is unavailable in the following cases:

• If a third-party hypervisor is running (e.g. VMware). As soon as you exit the third-party hypervisor, protection against screenshots becomes available.
• Your CPU does not support hardware virtualization.
  You can find out whether your CPU supports hardware virtualization in your computer’s technical documentation or on the vendor's site.
• If hardware virtualization is disabled on your computer.
  You can find out how to enable hardware virtualization in your computer’s technical documentation or on the vendor's site.

On 64-bit operating systems, adjustment of application permissions for the following actions is unavailable:

• Direct access to physical memory
• Managing printer drivers
• Creating a service
• Opening a service for reading
• Opening a service for writing
• Modifying a service configuration
• Managing a service
• Starting a service
• Deleting a service
• Access to internal browser data
• Access to critical objects of the operating system
• Access to password storage
• Setting debug privileges
• Use of operating system program interfaces (including DNS)

Also, on the 64-bit version of Windows 8, adjustment of application permissions for the following actions is unavailable:

• Sending window messages to other processes
• Executing suspicious operations
• Hooks installation
• Hooking of incoming messages stream
• Making screenshots

On the 64-bit version of Windows 8, the following Safe Money features are limited:

• Clipboard protection
• Protection against unauthorized browser access by means of simulating user input.
• Protection against unauthorized remote access.
• Protection against browser hijacking.
• Protection against unauthorized browser access by means of application programming interfaces.
• Access to internal browser data.