It was far more complicated than that. My tech support person was amazed at how intrusive Avast had become. Last week it kept me from installing a program and I couldn't find a way to stop it from isolating a needed file until I turned off each shield, one at a time, and the firewall. Then this week my onOne plugin suite 6 was crashing. I needed a video driver update. The pop up boxes from Avast were driving us nuts trying to get an updated driver to install. Of course each time I went through the list and disabled everything, it was all enabled again on a reboot, which once froze my computer up so I had to do a safe restart. Before that, every time I had to do something new, Avast had to be laboriously disabled. I did go in and add an exclusion to get one program to work, but that didn't help with the new driver install.
It was all so complicated even when it worked. I'm not tech savvy. Maybe this upgrade works for people who know how to "fix" it. But it was a nightmare for me. Yes it is Internet Security.
The only answer for me is if I could go back to the last version somehow and at least keep using my subscription updates and not update the version. I would have to have the old installation file since the one I have is so old, it would need newer program updates - which of course would be version 7. Even if there was a roll back option It wouldn't work since it's totally off my PC now.
If you can send me the last version and I can update my virus/etc files, I would install it again. It worked wonderfully before. Version 7? Never!
Peggy