Well, I checked the basic stuff regarding the time and date on the computer, but I'll probably have to check again. What do I do about the empty bios battery? And is there some way to confirm that it's the computer's fault? Because it's the Avast program that has this 1970s date on it and not the computers own date record of the update.
Anyway, the repairing supposedly worked. At least it told me it was successful. After which it slammed a notification of an error in my face.
I don't know how much such error may cause, but I decided to take note of it anyway.
The Error said the following:
Failed to load language dll
language path: 1033/UILangRes.dll
(could aslo have been UlLangRes.dll
When I started up the pc again, everything went fairly smoothly, excluding the fair amount of lag.
I opened up the browser and came back here, hoping it actually might've worked. But just when I was about to close the browser and at least test if it asks the main password again or if that's fixed too, the problem reappeared and Avast shut all the security measures again.
This time though, instead of staying off for a while and making me restart them manually, the security measures went back on by themselves, straight away.
The same happened again while typing this reply to you. Now the browser would demand me to retype the main ps but I'm refusing to do so right now as it's really bothersome.
So the problem is PROBABLY not with the Avast Password, just with Avast IS itself, because when it turns off and back on, the main password is always asked again, even if the browser was already on since the first time I gave it.
I'm terribly sorry if I'm telling useless information, but I don't know what to tell you.
I'm operating on a Windows 7. 32-bit. It's a really old laptop, but usually it serves well, so I kinda doubt that the pc itself is a big contributor to the problem, but honestly, what do I know.
In fact, now that I think about it, yeah, most likely the pc itself is a huge contributor to the problem... :/