Hello I have a big problem after I installed avast 7…
I’m using Universal Shield 4.7 to secure my private files and folders. It hides and password protects the required stuff. But after I installed Avast 7, it doesn’t work!
When I run Universal Shield, Its not running in sandbox mode. And when I enable protection, the required files and folders disappear (hides) as they should be. But as soon as I refresh the window, they reappear! And Avast doesnt even give any notification about this.
I tried adding universal shield to Sandbox exclusions, firewall exclusions and etc.!!
Pleeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeease HELP!!!
Thanx…
EDIT: It only happens to the files and folders in C: Drive. Stuff in all the other drives gets the given permissions. But I need the files in C:\ to be protected using this software too. Please help.
Are you getting any errors/alerts or pop-ups, etc. ?
You could also set the Behavior Shield to Ask and see if that is blocking it or check its log (see ### below), as that may fall under the banner of “Monitor the system for unauthorised modifications” see image example.
Note: I would make an exception for the Program Files folder for AVAST Software as the avast Self-Defence module might have something to say about that.
C:\Documents and Settings\All Users\Application Data\AVAST Software\Avast\report\BehaviorShield.txt (X) or C:\ProgramData\AVAST Software\Avast\report\BehaviorShield.txt (Vista, win7)
Note: I would make an exception for the Program Files folder for AVAST Software as the avast Self-Defence module might have something to say about that.
There’s something I can do about the self defense module if thats what causing this?
avast has recognised that the …\ushield\plugins\0\CustomUI.dll was making a system modification (registry) which was called by H:\Universal.Shield.v4.7\Setup\ushield.exe, but that the action was allowed not blocked.
What is your H drive ?
avast has a self-defence module to protect its files and folders, so if an external program/malware tried to modify then it would block them (but you would see that as it would grey out the screen and show a warning.
You can’t add exceptions to the self-defence module. That is why I said if you can exclude/ make an exception for the avast folders from/in the Universal Shield (lock folders) then there is less likelihood of a clash between the two.