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Consumer Products => Avast Free Antivirus / Premium Security (legacy Pro Antivirus, Internet Security, Premier) => Topic started by: danieladilaj on October 04, 2022, 03:30:40 AM
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How can I prevent marketing pop-ups from showing up?
My Avast Premium Security Free Trial has expired, and I have no intention to renew my subscription. Pop-ups prompting me to renew my subscription appear many times a day. Usually when my notebook is recently opened, and the loading times for EVERYTHING are slower, because I have 4GB of RAM. Which makes these pop-ups especially annoying.
I want to know if there is a solution for this problem besides uninstalling avast. It is still an useful program, but if I can't stop these pop-ups from showing up, I will uninstall it permanently.
Thank you in advance for your attention,
DF
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Simple, uninstall the premium trial and install Avast free.
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Avast Free also shows quite a few marketing popups. Usually in the form of scary fake alerts.
You could enable silent mode, but that might also suppress alerts you do want to see.
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Avast Free also shows quite a few marketing popups. Usually in the form of scary fake alerts.
You could enable silent mode, but that might also suppress alerts you do want to see.
But this topic isn't about Avast Free it is about someone using Avast Premium Security Free Trial and the trial has expired.
My Avast Premium Security Free Trial has expired, and I have no intention to renew my subscription. Pop-ups prompting me to renew my subscription appear many times a day.
I want to know if there is a solution for this problem besides uninstalling avast. It is still an useful program, but if I can't stop these pop-ups from showing up, I will uninstall it permanently.
So no wonder he is getting prompt to effectively pay for it. Or as CraigB mentioned uninstall the Trial Version which has expired. At which point he is likely to be offered the Avast Free version, he can't just keep using a paid version of Avast when the trial has ended.
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But this topic isn't about Avast Free it is about someone using Avast Premium Security Free Trial and the trial has expired.
So? The suggestion above was to install Avast Free. That however won't get rid of marketing popups, which is the question asked. They'll just be different ones. Instead of 'Renew your subscription" it'll be: "Buy our firewall" and "Buy our VPN", but convoluted to scare people.
Silent mode (perhaps only in Avast Free) might get the desired result. And in fact if there is no intention to start paying for AV, the only option Avast offers.