I occasionally run the free version of Slimdrivers (don't pay for anything unless I have to) to check for any out of date drivers and found that it used to include adware called Konrad or Korad something or other.
A Google on it produced that in itself it wasn't harmful but could be exploited as a backdoor, so I always uninstalled it when done as I always downloaded the drivers from the manufacturer's sites because while it said it had updated, Device Manager was still showing as the older version.
This Konrad/Korad# may be what Kaspersky is finding or did you forget to uncheck the box for MyPCBackup ?
Run AdwCleaner to see what that finds
http://www.bleepingcomputer.com/download/adwcleaner/This is a tool specifically designed for getting rid of adware/toolbars.
Click on Scan and uncheck any item it lists in the lower box when it has completed, else click on Report and it will show you what it will delete.
Close the report then click on Clean if it has found anything then run Slimdrivers again to see if Kaspersky still doesn't like it.
I've downloaded Slimdrivers and ran a scan with both SuperAntiSpyware and AdWcleaner and neither found any PuPs/adware related to Slimdrivers - but I unchecked the box for MyPCBackup before downloading.
