I think is should be pretty clear that this is an avast! problem, since this is fixed when "standard shield" is taken off-line.
Just to think: interaction between programs requires at least two. avast could be one which one is the other? Can't be a problem in the second one? Firewall, security program, bad uninstalled antivirus...?
However I would like to ask what is the impact of disabling the "standard shield"? There are still 7 other services running. It is not enough to just disable the file scanning to some extent (as suggested above) the who service needs to be "terminated".
Disabling Standard Shield is killing the antivirus core...
You can disable open/modified/created files scanning, reducing protection and improving performance in some extent.