Is There Some Reason I Can’t Get Avast Antivirus To Run On A Windows Vista Home Basic Os?
Posted by benny in FreeWare on August 15th, 2009 | 2 responses
The Avast website says that the latest version of their free home edition should operate correctly on Windows Vista, and it will download from the site to the computer, but when I click the icon to run the download and install it, nothing happens. I’ve downloaded it twice from the same source and both times the download was successful. Anyone else having this problem with Avast, or have any thoughts on why Vista is blocking it from running? (There are no other antivirus software programs installed on the computer)
Popularity: 1% [?]
Related posts:
- Is There Some Reason I Can’t Get Avast Antivirus To Run On A Windows Vista Home Basic Os? The Avast website says that the latest version of...
- How Can I Downgrade From Windows Vista Home Basic To Windows Xp Sp2? I just upgraded to windows vista and I hate...
- How Bad Is Windows Vista Home Basic, Can It Run Usual Software Like Vista Does? How bad is windows vista home basic, can it run...
- Back Up Windows Vista Basic To Dvds? I will be getting a new Acer laptop soon and...
- Does Windows Vista Home Basic Come With Office 2007, And Antivirus Software Installed? what other cool features are included, and also if any...
Related posts brought to you by Yet Another Related Posts Plugin.
2 Responses to “Is There Some Reason I Can’t Get Avast Antivirus To Run On A Windows Vista Home Basic Os?”
Leave a Reply
I run Avast with Vista fine. If you’re using Internet Explorer, you have to click a yellow bar at the top of the browser to allow any download.
Is your user account control on or off?