Before I download / install new updates for Flight Simulator software products I turn off Core Shields (File and Behavior) unitl next computer restart.
After the computer restart if I bring up Avast I get a message saying these Shields are still Off and I have to select option to turn them back on.
In my case I had used the PC for several hours before I used Avast again and found out the Shields were still Off (PC un-protected?).
For the past years all previous versions of Avast have not had this problem.
Before I download / install new updates for Flight Simulator software products I turn off Core Shields (File and Behavior) unitl next computer restart.
Otherwise false positives and updates go into the virus vault.
Follow up info:
I took a screenshot of a Flight Sim Software forum post which shows the typical caution (to prevent any False Positives) during updates.
That’a also the same terminology used by hackers if they want to slip some malware onto your computer.
I’ll question the possibility of an interference by my AV if there is a problem but certainly don’t turn it off just because someone makes such a comment.
Your computer, your choice. Certainly not mine.
This is a policy (for several years not just now) of Flight One Software developer (the forum post I previously quoted in a screenshot) and other developers of software for Flight Simulation.
Their software will trigger False Positives during product download and installation … which have been reported to Virus checking programs (developers like Avast) but no solution … like quit flagging our software a threat.
So I follow their instructions/cautions and the software gets downloaded and installed without a problem.
Was curious as I don’t turn shields off for pretty much any reason so didn’t notice an issue.
Lots of notification though as well as Security Center notification
I can also confirm this behavior in latest AIS beta 2343.