It is in the free version also.
Nothing to worry about as I see it.
Hmmm... I didn't know this. What exactly is NG? Why is it creating these seemingly temporary services that change every time the program updates?
Also... It was not doing this last week. I check my logs quite frequently. So why now? I can replicate this every time I try to manually update the definitions... I check Computer Management > Event Viewer > System Logs and I can see every instance of it.
Whenever an update happens, 2 instances of Instup.exe run, but according to the Avast! folder, there is only 1 .exe. There are also 2 instances of this every time:
A service was installed in the system.
Service Name: vrxstpjd (randomly generated every time though, 7 different letters... looks fishy)
Service File Name: C:\Windows\system32\drivers\ngiodriver_x64 (dunno why it's referencing this path, the ngiodriver_x64 file isn't even this folder... I've checked... it's in Avast! Antivirus/setup.)
Service Type: kernel mode driver
Service Start Type: demand start
Service Account:
Sorry if I seem like a pain, but I don't know much about these types of things and I get a little stressed out when I see things happening to programs I have installed that I've never seen before. And I've never seen this.