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The "crippling" allowed me to have a normal browsing experience without the countless blocked emails or internet web page access denial that I have been reading in the forums for so long. That "crippling" allowed me to bypass Wow keyboard problems that everyone else experienced while they were using the "full features". And from a perfomance or a stability point of view that helps. On the other hand, I do not have a single Avast service or process running in the background. Sure, I have lost virus chest, but I can safely say that I can isolate and report a suspicious file by using alternative means. The ability to "cripple" the product in a way that allows me to keep a top-end high-quality on-demand scanner is the number one feature I am looking for and will look for in an anti-virus/anti-spyware/anti-malware/anti-rootkit solution. For that very reason, I gave up on the new version of Ad-Aware too, even though I used to like it. That means I had to live with those new memory hoggers, and if I decided to disable them, F-prot became unusuable. It was all good and well until they released their new version which introduced one service and one additional permanent process. You see, four years ago I was an F-prot antivirus user. The ability to "cripple" the program into a highly efficient high-quality on-demand scanner is what has been keeping me with Avast for so long. As strictly an on-demand scanner.Ĭheers, SooperHOP, I also have Vista 32 bit edition. I have waited for more than three years, but finally I am glad to see someone use Avast the way I have been using it. please provide me the proper registry edit to manually prevent avast from starting up when vista boots up. i just built a new system and installed the latest version of avast to find that out that it will not let me edit the startup tab in msconfig. VERY SIMPLE AND VERY CLEAN, I LOVED AVAST FOR THIS!! this is the main reason why i prefer avast over any other AV,because it allowed me to disable it so thuroughly and yet still use it to scan individual files if i deemed necessary. In previous versions of avast i have ALWAYS done a minimal install, set avast services to manual and disabled avast startup through msconfig.

i have never gotten a virus in over 10 years,so please do not warn me about the importance of running AV software.i just need help with mscofig startup tab and the proper manual registry edit to prevent avast from starting up with vista boot. VERY OCCASIONAL!! maybe one file a month at most. i only use the free home version for the occasional file scan. To be clear, I do not and never have run avast at start up.