Problem with login account avast GUI 2016 with Windows 10 build 10547

AndreaVr · 2015-10-05T07:11:45.000Z

Last night I downloaded the full version of Avast 2016 from this forum and re-installed, everything went well, but now if I try to repair the version on the panel Control does not show more the aforementioned error in the previous post but I get this package of language in fact the GUI Avast comes partly in Italian and partly in English, but the screen on the My Account avast inside the GUI I always connection problems and if I enter in my account avast via web interface is not present this computer connected devices

bob3160 · 2015-10-05T13:14:01.000Z

AndreaVr post:2:

Last night I downloaded the full version of Avast 2016 from this forum and re-installed, everything went well, but now if I try to repair the version on the panel Control does not show more the aforementioned error in the previous post but I get this package of language in fact the GUI Avast comes partly in Italian and partly in English, but the screen on the My Account avast inside the GUI I always connection problems and if I enter in my account avast via web interface is not present this computer connected devices

This is probably a beta glitch. My Computer also doesn’t show up.

AndreaVr · 2015-10-05T13:51:28.000Z

bob3160 post:3:

AndreaVr post:2:

Last night I downloaded the full version of Avast 2016 from this forum and re-installed, everything went well, but now if I try to repair the version on the panel Control does not show more the aforementioned error in the previous post but I get this package of language in fact the GUI Avast comes partly in Italian and partly in English, but the screen on the My Account avast inside the GUI I always connection problems and if I enter in my account avast via web interface is not present this computer connected devices

This is probably a beta glitch. My Computer also doesn’t show up.

Indeed Bob3160 today by scanning the packages sent by Avast when you click on Register through the application AvastUI.exe there are packages that are sent to an IP 5.45.58.xxx through port 443, but then is not answered, it seems that the virus sends data but from the other hand there is no answer We just have to wait for a new version

DavidR · 2015-10-05T14:19:46.000Z

@ AndreaVr
The beta build 11.1.2234 of avast 2016 hasn’t had all languages localised yet, that will or should be done before avast 2016 goes live.

The 1033 language module is English - I don’t know if adding English to your Languages list might help resolve this particular issue (avastUI > Settings > General - Language - Install additional languages.

Have you tried logging on to your my.avast.com account using your browser as I have suggested many time ?

Or

If I use the Add New Account option (as in my attached image above) then I too get the message 'The online content is unavailable.' But if I use the Manage Accounts, it recognises me and the my.avast.com account I'm connected to. If in this screen I can click the Add new account and with that I have a login screen - this I can enter the my.avast.com account I already have.

AndreaVr · 2015-10-05T15:01:54.000Z

DavidR post:5:

@ AndreaVr
The beta build 11.1.2234 of avast 2016 hasn’t had all languages localised yet, that will or should be done before avast 2016 goes live.

The 1033 language module is English - I don’t know if adding English to your Languages list might help resolve this particular issue (avastUI > Settings > General - Language - Install additional languages.

Have you tried logging on to your my.avast.com account using your browser as I have suggested many time ?

Or

If I use the Add New Account option (as in my attached image above) then I too get the message 'The online content is unavailable.' But if I use the Manage Accounts, it recognises me and the my.avast.com account I'm connected to. If in this screen I can click the Add new account and with that I have a login screen - this I can enter the my.avast.com account I already have.

David have you walked into my account and avast me open but as you see in the picture below there the attached computer devices

Now I try to put the English version

Update : Nothing I tried to set it in English but the problem is always present

bob3160 · 2015-10-05T15:12:45.000Z

@David,
The information on my.avast.com account is as messed up as the information through the Avast UI.

AndreaVr · 2015-10-05T15:15:01.000Z

bob3160 post:7:

@David,
The information on my.avast.com account is as messed up as the information through the Avast UI.

I agree bob3160

DavidR · 2015-10-05T16:22:58.000Z

bob3160 post:7:

@David,
The information on my.avast.com account is as messed up as the information through the Avast UI.

The reason I’m suggesting that is because my.avast.com appears fine for me when viewed through a browser, image1.

For the most part my UI display is the same, with the obvious size restriction, so it is laid out differently, 1mage2

AndreaVr · 2015-10-05T17:01:21.000Z

See David I am under proxy as free, as I described earlier I did a scan of the data network using avast, I tried to open the doors and also create rules with the ip address but nothing the problem persists, maybe if you know what ip connects this function avast and leading can create a rule specifically to see if the problem is, I by proxy when I click on Sign me connecting to these links (or at least tries)

http://vl.ff.avast.com/F/AAEGopv6js5NwKmC-_wwG3Sj

DavidR · 2015-10-05T17:25:46.000Z

I can recall doing an avast Home Network Security scan when I first got this beta and it never completed, it just kept rotating but never progressed. Clicking stop had no impact, I ended up having to disable the avast self-defence module and killing the avastUI.exe process. I just tried it again and it still doesn’t work and has to be killed in task manager (having disabled the avast self defence module).

This but has been mentioned in a few replies and topics with this beta.

I’m not sure if your using a proxy would have this effect as I don’t use a proxy, so I can’t really check it.
I don’t have an IP address for this (I’m an avast user just like yourself), but I doubt that there is just one IP for registering avast.

What proxy are you using ?
Are you able to run with it disabled to test if the registration can go through ?

AndreaVr · 2015-10-05T17:34:51.000Z

DavidR post:11:

I can recall doing an avast Home Network Security scan when I first got this beta and it never completed, it just kept rotating but never progressed. Clicking stop had no impact, I ended up having to disable the avast self-defence module and killing the avastUI.exe process. I just tried it again and it still doesn’t work and has to be killed in task manager (having disabled the avast self defence module).

This but has been mentioned in a few replies and topics with this beta.

I’m not sure if your using a proxy would have this effect as I don’t use a proxy, so I can’t really check it.
I don’t have an IP address for this (I’m an avast user just like yourself), but I doubt that there is just one IP for registering avast.

What proxy are you using ?
Are you able to run with it disabled to test if the registration can go through ?

You’ve tried to disable the proxy, but the problem persists, I use ipcop 2.1.9

DavidR · 2015-10-05T19:03:55.000Z

I don’t know if this will help or not (my searches indicate ipcop is a linux based firewall ?), but does it have any settings (exceptions) to allow processes internet access ?

If so you could try setting it to allow avastUI.exe internet access.

You could also try the avastUI > Settings > Update - scroll down to Proxy Settings and enter your proxy settings in here.

AndreaVr · 2015-10-06T06:40:52.000Z

DavidR post:13:

I don’t know if this will help or not (my searches indicate ipcop is a linux based firewall ?), but does it have any settings (exceptions) to allow processes internet access ?

If so you could try setting it to allow avastUI.exe internet access.

You could also try the avastUI > Settings > Update - scroll down to Proxy Settings and enter your proxy settings in here.

Then David clarify that with IPCop you can create rules based or IP address or destination port (Today you can not create rules on applications), the one you did in fact also recommended the the previous version of Avast was under proxy and I had never given this kind of problem I even tried to open an inbound rule and an outbound firewall on Windows 10 (this is relative to the application) without success, it seems to me that the problem is not so much due to my PC but the load operation this application that is not responding

There anything wrong anyway because yesterday David gave me a license validity period of 365 days (which is correct because I had formatted the pc) but now I own 90-day license that could very well be the ones that are left of the old license assigned my account

This morning I connected the computer directly to the modem and the connection configured in DHCP and Avast in direct connection and nothing the same problem, at this point I assume that is not my problem but is a bug in the GUI

DavidR · 2015-10-06T13:09:09.000Z

I’m at a loss as to what else to suggest as I don’t use windows 10, I don’t know what its firewall is capable of.

Previously windows firewalls had only inbound firewall protection. From windows 7 the firewall has outbound protection, but that was disabled by default. If you enabled outbound protection, it was rules based and the user had to manually create the rules. I don’t know if the above is correct for the windows 10 firewall.

I also don’t know where this IPCOP fits in as my searches keep finding that this is a Linux based firewall and I can’t understand how this would work on a windows system.

AndreaVr · 2015-10-06T13:22:21.000Z

DavidR post:15:

I’m at a loss as to what else to suggest as I don’t use windows 10, I don’t know what its firewall is capable of.

Previously windows firewalls had only inbound firewall protection. From windows 7 the firewall has outbound protection, but that was disabled by default. If you enabled outbound protection, it was rules based and the user had to manually create the rules. I don’t know if the above is correct for the windows 10 firewall.

I also don’t know where this IPCOP fits in as my searches keep finding that this is a Linux based firewall and I can’t understand how this would work on a windows system.

Ipcop not working on Windows but is a hardware part, as a normal LAN router for example

DavidR · 2015-10-06T13:49:05.000Z

AndreaVr post:16:

DavidR post:15:

I’m at a loss as to what else to suggest as I don’t use windows 10, I don’t know what its firewall is capable of.

Previously windows firewalls had only inbound firewall protection. From windows 7 the firewall has outbound protection, but that was disabled by default. If you enabled outbound protection, it was rules based and the user had to manually create the rules. I don’t know if the above is correct for the windows 10 firewall.

I also don’t know where this IPCOP fits in as my searches keep finding that this is a Linux based firewall and I can’t understand how this would work on a windows system.

Ipcop not working on Windows but is a hardware part, as a normal LAN router for example

OK, I will try and attract some attention to this topic.

AndreaVr · 2015-10-06T18:44:10.000Z

DavidR post:17:

AndreaVr post:16:

DavidR post:15:

I’m at a loss as to what else to suggest as I don’t use windows 10, I don’t know what its firewall is capable of.

Previously windows firewalls had only inbound firewall protection. From windows 7 the firewall has outbound protection, but that was disabled by default. If you enabled outbound protection, it was rules based and the user had to manually create the rules. I don’t know if the above is correct for the windows 10 firewall.

I also don’t know where this IPCOP fits in as my searches keep finding that this is a Linux based firewall and I can’t understand how this would work on a windows system.

Ok David, I think that with all that build of Windows 10 also Avast developers will have a lot to do, if they have updated version maybe I can turn that the install

Ipcop not working on Windows but is a hardware part, as a normal LAN router for example

OK, I will try and attract some attention to this topic.

AndreaVr · 2015-10-11T18:36:02.000Z

Update:

the problem of login Account is right on the free version of Avast because today I tried to install the Premier course in 30-day trial and it works great page Avast Account if we see when it expires proof that becomes free placing or less

bob3160 · 2015-10-11T19:27:31.000Z

AndreaVr post:19:

Update:

the problem of login Account is right on the free version of Avast because today I tried to install the Premier course in 30-day trial and it works great page Avast Account if we see when it expires proof that becomes free placing or less

The login problem was resolved yesterday.

AndreaVr · 2015-10-12T06:33:10.000Z

bob3160 post:20:

AndreaVr post:19:

Update:

the problem of login Account is right on the free version of Avast because today I tried to install the Premier course in 30-day trial and it works great page Avast Account if we see when it expires proof that becomes free placing or less

The login problem was resolved yesterday.

No bob yesterday before installing the premier version I tested but not connected with the free version

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