…any other solution in sight or under construction?!
Greets
S@uDepp
…any other solution in sight or under construction?!
Greets
S@uDepp
Same problem. Win XP SP3.
Hey! I just fixed this issue on my Windows 7 X64 machine. I went to the computer control panel, uninstall programs, avast. I clicked on it and then selected the “repair” option. It did it’s thing and rebooted. Now, the WebRep add-on works just fine. I mean I can install it and uninstall it at will from within the program GUI. Hope this helps!
Robert
I did the same in the first post of this thread under Vista Ultimate 64bit but issue is still there for Firefox; btw now it works properly for IE8
Tried your fix with my XP SP3, but doesn’t solve the problem. I’ve still : Internet Explorer plud-in not installed.
I’m having the same problem and I have Windows 7 Ultimate 64 bit.
It may help to know that Avast is working on a repair of the WebRep http://forum.avast.com/index.php?topic=72297.0.
In that thread VLK is talking about backend webrep server problem. We’re talking about a different issue related to local WebRep installation on 64 bit system under Firefox. This problem has nothing to do with the backend infrastructure issue; btw this problem confirm that WebRep has a great success and all of us with this issue really want to use on our 64 bit systems with Firefox.
By the way, we have found the problem and it will be fixed in the next program update, possibly by the end of next week.
Thanks
Vlk
Thanks for keeping us informed ![]()
Simon
Thank you Mr Vlk, I await the next software update! Us Brazilians love Avast, Avast Software innovation Congratulations that came with the Avast 6. ;D
Report: On Vista x64 Latest SP, FF3.6.15, IE 8.0.6001.19019
I did an update from 6.0.1000 to 6.0.1021.
It showed the plugins in IE and FF but they were not showing results on known sites and I was not able to vote (IE Vote-popup would close, but my vote was not “remembered”), (FF vote-popup would not close.)
I uninstalled the plugins from within avast restarted both browsers, then installed both plugins from within avast and restarted both browsers.
Now everything is fine.
Best regards,
Frank