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Is it possible to disable Avast Anti Virus running right on system start up?

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I've tried to disable it like the others in the screenshot but it won't work.. Anyone know any other way?

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You might be able to disable the auto-start feature using CCleaner. It may also exist within Avast's own settings menu.

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Just letting you know, there isn't a point in having an AV suite if it doesn't run on startup... (not that I think you should use anything other than defender and malwarebytes anyways imho)

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Just letting you know, there isn't a point in having an AV suite if it doesn't run on startup... (not that I think you should use anything other than defender and malwarebytes anyways imho)

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Just letting you know, there isn't a point in having an AV suite if it doesn't run on startup... (not that I think you should use anything other than defender and malwarebytes anyways imho)

 

I scan my PC and laptop using Malware-bytes twice a week; as for Avast I want the fastest boot time possible but I want to activate it after I get into what I'm doing. 

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I've tried to disable it like the others in the screenshot but it won't work.. Anyone know any other way?

 

Why are you trying to disable your antivirus from booting with windows...?

 

Check the avast menu.

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I scan my PC and laptop using Malware-bytes twice a week; as for Avast I want the fastest boot time possible but I want to activate it after I get into what I'm doing. 

ewww... kk... well I'm no help here, you should be able to find a setting to have it start after booting in.

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