Am I correct, and is this indeed an option?Ģ) Alternatively, could I temporarily disable the Avlaunch program in Startup, along with all the AV services entries? If this folder was temporarily renamed, then presumably Avast would not be able to run. It seems to me there are two possibilities.ġ) All the main elements of Avast (excluding folders in Program Data and Appdata) seem to be contained in \Program Files\Avast Software etc. My question therefore is how can I disable Avast from running, whilst leaving it still fully installed? I would rather not have to do this every time there is a W10 Feature update. I then had to download and reinstall my AIS, including reinput of the paid code.
I then uninstalled Avast on both machines via Control Panel, and reran the updates which completed successfully. Both updates failed at the very end with the 0x80070005 MS update error, and various actions and reruns did not solve this. Two of these machines received the 1903 update notification, and prior to running this, I took all usual precautions including "Disable Permanently" all Avast shields. I have a paid 3-machine Avast Internet Security licence, running on Win 10 machines.
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