temporarily disconnect AVG anti virus program?

A

aaronep

when installing certain software , I am asked to temporarily
DISCONNECT whatever anti-virus software is
installed & running.

I have AVG Free vsn 8.5. Is there a way of temporarily
disconnecting without completely removing the
software? I should also add that I am running Windows XP with svc.
pack 2.

best, Aaron
 
W

W****n S***********g

when installing certain software , I am asked to temporarily
DISCONNECT whatever anti-virus software is
installed & running.

I have AVG Free vsn 8.5. Is there a way of temporarily
disconnecting without completely removing the
software? I should also add that I am running Windows XP with svc.
pack 2.

best, Aaron

Right click the icon on the task bar and select exit. Program will restart
when you reboot.

Pretty simple Aaron. I am thinking this is the least of problems for you.
 
F

Frazer Jolly Goodfellow

Right click the icon on the task bar and select exit.

That only terminates the AVGtray application, which is the user interface
for managing AVG. It doesn't stop the Resident Shield component from
working, which is what you may want/need to do when installing software.
 
F

Frazer Jolly Goodfellow

when installing certain software , I am asked to temporarily
DISCONNECT whatever anti-virus software is
installed & running.

I have AVG Free vsn 8.5. Is there a way of temporarily
disconnecting without completely removing the
software? I should also add that I am running Windows XP with svc.
pack 2.

best, Aaron

Double-click the AVG icon in the task bar notification area (aka tray).

In the AVG Overview screen, double-click the Resident Shield icon.

In the Resident Shield page, untick the 'Resident Shield active' box, then
click the 'Save changes' button.

When you want to re-enable AVG protection, repeat the above but this time
tick the 'Resident Shield active' box, then click the 'Save changes'
button.
 

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