Looks like you’re running two routers on your network. That’s generally not something you want to do unless you have a specific reason. I’m assuming you have DHCP running on both. Which means your PC is on a different subnet from the rest of the network and behind a double NAT. Try turning off DHCP/router mode on the mikrotic.

Judging by how literally all of your posts are you asking hysterical questions about things that are neutral/uncertain if not innocuous, I’m guessing that kaspersky itself and/or something you’ve done is the cause of the problem. Try a better AV. If that doesn’t work, hire a professional, because you are clearly not equipped to deal with an actual cleanup of nasty malware.