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I started a “full scan” and during this (it took more than 2 hours), AvastVBoxSVC.exe was started.
So maybe the service “AvastVirtualBox Interface” is always started manually by the program? Can you look in your windows control panel? I don’t like to do repair/clean install if not necessary…
Thank you.
Also, I started LockNote.exe and closed it (saved the modified, encrypted file) after working with it and the AvastVBoxSVC.exe worked then and started “Avast! NG front end” (see “Avast NG.jpg”), but it didn’t show the DeepScreen-Window telling me to wait, like it used before… it just blocked the program LockNote, which didn’t react anymore for 20 seconds.
If someone could reproduce this, it would be kind… search for Steganos LockNote in the web, it is a small encrypted note (like an encrypted Editor).
Update:
After restarting Win 7, AvastVBoxSVC.exe is now active on startup (but is still a “manually started” service in windows).
I think it was the same thing with the first release (11.1.2241) of Avast Free 2016: I told you that AvastVirtualBox didn’t start with windows in the beginning. Maybe the first “full scan” triggers that Avast starts this service with windows.
I suppose it is a BUG, but I will leave it as it is now…
Update 2:
When I use Steganos LockNote after restarting windows, “Avast NG front end” doesn’t start this time, but instead Avast shows a notice that it is analyzing (see attached “Bug.jpg”). So the SAME procedure triggers different actions on Avast, I think it is really BUGGY! I like it less the more the guys develop it…