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Title: Avast 7 Internet security and Outlook 2007 Issue
Post by: 3DRedshift on February 24, 2012, 02:14:30 AM
I Just updated to the New Avast through the Avast program and it seems that the program is sending all email to the Junk Mail folder marked as ***SPAM***.  I have to disable the entire program to stop it from happening.  Just disabling the Mail Shield has no effect, mail still is marked SPAM and sent to the Junk Mail folder.
Title: Re: Avast 7 Internet security and Outlook 2007 Issue
Post by: Lisandro on February 24, 2012, 02:16:05 AM
Strange, for me, the opposite. The spam is marked with ***SPAM*** but not sent to Junk Mail folder ::)
Title: Re: Avast 7 Internet security and Outlook 2007 Issue
Post by: 3DRedshift on February 24, 2012, 02:20:30 PM
why is it that ALL incoming mail gets marked as spam even though it is not spam?
Title: Re: Avast 7 Internet security and Outlook 2007 Issue
Post by: Lisandro on February 24, 2012, 02:31:23 PM
why is it that ALL incoming mail gets marked as spam even though it is not spam?
Bug.
Title: Re: Avast 7 Internet security and Outlook 2007 Issue
Post by: 3DRedshift on February 24, 2012, 04:42:47 PM
the updates I got today seem to have fixed the bug. thanks :)
Title: Re: Avast 7 Internet security and Outlook 2007 Issue
Post by: Speedracer1194 on February 26, 2012, 12:21:36 AM
I received the 7.0 update today but it seems to be blocking receipt of emails through Outlook 2007.  ISP verified Outlook settings are correct and SLL is set to "None" in both Avast and Outlook. If I completely disable Avast Outlook will process incoming and outgoing mail without any problems. Please help!!
Title: Re: Avast 7 Internet security and Outlook 2007 Issue
Post by: DarkRadience on February 26, 2012, 12:23:55 AM
I received the 7.0 update today but it seems to be blocking receipt of emails through Outlook 2007.  ISP verified Outlook settings are correct and SLL is set to "None" in both Avast and Outlook. If I completely disable Avast Outlook will process incoming and outgoing mail without any problems. Please help!!
May need to start your own thread to get help.
Title: Re: Avast 7 Internet security and Outlook 2007 Issue
Post by: Paul Rodgers on February 26, 2012, 12:28:36 AM
See this

http://forum.avast.com/index.php?topic=93471.0
Title: Re: Avast 7 Internet security and Outlook 2007 Issue
Post by: Gooob on February 26, 2012, 12:33:13 AM
Meh.... maybe consider ditching Outlook for Yahoo GMail or Hotmail

Outlook = Importing all the bytes of every mail and attachment into your local PC.
And then at that point worrying about virus protection and spam filtering? 
Kinda like letting a burglar into the bank vault but then hoping rushing at him with pepper spray will keep him away from the cash....

Sooner or later you're asking for trouble. 
Or at least you put yourself at greater risk than if you handled your email in the cloud over SSL and only downloaded necessary attachments....

Result - no care about Mail scanning of Outlook,
and maybe extra $ in pocket from not paying MS for Outlook.
Title: Re: Avast 7 Internet security and Outlook 2007 Issue
Post by: blax1 on February 26, 2012, 03:35:44 AM
Hi guys

Exactly the same has happened to me, my own and even the Avast email that I used to register for this forumwent to the Junk Mail...  :(

So my simple question is will Avast do a repair upgrade to to resolve this?
I did look at the uninstall reinstall post but it seemed extremely complex and I'm bound to stuff it up.

I like Avast, I've had them all, believe me Avast is the best up until now  ;)
So I assume you will sort this out ASAP

Running Win7Pro with Microsoft Office 2010
Title: Re: Avast 7 Internet security and Outlook 2007 Issue
Post by: hesquell on February 26, 2012, 04:27:37 AM
Ok folks, so I'm new to this and may be all wet. But I installed the new version this morning and thereafter EVERTHING went to the JUNK folder.  After reading the post about un-installing and re-installing (which scared me) and the one about disabling AVAST, I decided to go to AVAST Shields Control and disabled the shields for 10 minutes. I then sent myself a couple of emails and they did not go to Junk. I then enabled the shields and sent some more emails to myself and had others send me emails and ALL IS WORKING WELL. No more junk mail from myself.  Don't know if that fixed the problem but it seems to be working at this time.

Hope it works for you. :)
Title: Re: Avast 7 Internet security and Outlook 2007 Issue
Post by: Speedracer1194 on February 26, 2012, 09:20:16 PM
Hesquell, thanks for posting what you did to fix it.  I had tried that yesterday with no positive results.  Figured I'd give it another shot today before attempting to uninstall/reinstall and it worked!  Don't know if Avast sent through a patch or not to help but email is working fine with all shields in force.

Thank you!
Title: Re: Avast 7 Internet security and Outlook 2007 Issue
Post by: blax1 on February 27, 2012, 06:13:57 AM
Thank you hesquell

I did exactly as you said and its now working as it should, mail going to INBOX.......  :o
Strange why it work because basically nothing has change?? But I'll take it  :)
Thanks again appreciated
blax1
Title: Re: Avast 7 Internet security and Outlook 2007 Issue
Post by: blax1 on February 27, 2012, 07:26:10 PM
EDIT EDIT EDIT

Bugger!! This morning its back to throwing all my mail into the "Junk File"  :(

Please Avast address this problem

Not happy down under  :o

Title: Re: Avast 7 Internet security and Outlook 2007 Issue
Post by: blax1 on March 09, 2012, 09:45:46 PM
Well its finally fixed thanks Avast   8)
 
A big update rocked up yesterday and all my mail is now going to the inbox  :)

Cheers Ralph
Title: Re: Avast 7 Internet security and Outlook 2007 Issue
Post by: wero619 on April 26, 2012, 11:39:30 PM
I had the same issue where outgoing emails would not pass through and here is what worked for me... (Using version 7.x)
Go to Realtime Shields, Web Shield, Expert Setting, Exclusions, processes to exclude (at the bottom). Then point directly to outlook.exe

Now you should be able to send...