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Launch the Avast Antivirus on your computer by clicking on its icon from your computer’s taskbar system tray. You can open the program from your desktop too.Īfter the homepage of the program is visible, move the cursor to its left column and click on the Settings option situated at the left bottom corner. On the new window that pops up, the General tab will open by default on the left window. Switch to the right side and expand the Exclusions section. To do that, you just need to click the down arrow.Ĭlick on the “Add” button situated below the File Paths tab. Now, click on the Browse option situated beside the grayed box. Navigate the file location and choose it accurately to allow the program through the Avast antivirus.Ĭlick on the Ok button so that Avast can enlist the program in the Exclusion list. If you do not know the program’s location, right click on its icon. Choose Open file location on the context menu.

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If you realize that the program is a threat later, you can remove it from the list.Īs we stated above, you can install a program that Avast blocks by disabling the antivirus temporarily.

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#AVAST ANTIVIRUS BLOCKING FILEZILLA ON MAC INSTALL# Proceed to Protection and click on Core Shields. Alternatively, you can click on Settings and then on Components. There, you will find the Avast shields (Behaviour Shield, File System Shield, Web Shield and the Mail Shield).įind the shield you want to disable and click on Switcher. After that, Avast will display four options – 1 hour, 10 minutes, permanently or until the computer restarts. Click on the length of time you would want to disable Avast.Īfter disabling the shield successfully, the switch will change to OFF and the primary window turn yellow with a message “File Shield is now Off”. If you want to re-enable it, click on the “Turn on” button and the message “You’re protected” will appear.ĭisabling the Avast shields completely mean turning the Avast Antivirus off completely. So, you have to be sure that you know what you are doing. Navigate to Windows taskbar and right-click on the orange Avast icon. Look for the “Avast Shields Control” and choose the disable permanently option.Īvast will ask you to confirm regardless of the option you choose. To be sure that the antivirus is disabled, open the main window.

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I really need LibreOffice functional because I write and edit a lot of Word documents for my business and for clients, so I'd appreciate any helpful information and suggestions you can provide - thank you.

It's just LibreOffice Portable, and until recently, KeePass Portable.

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All the other portable apps I've tested: Google Chrome, World Clock, FileZilla, Feed Notifier, Sumatra PDF - they all seem fine and running normally as they always have. Would this solve the problem or not? I'm tempted now to only uninstall LibreOffice, as KeePass Portable seems to be back to normal. I was tempted to uninstall LibreOffice and KeePass Portable from the PortableApps platform, then reinstall them. I noticed that KeePass Portable was giving me similar trouble in that Comodo kept asking for access, but when I uncheck the 'Remember My Answer Option' at the bottom and just grant Internet access and modify registry keys each time, it seems to be functioning normally again. Is that what is causing the trouble? I installed it there probably 7-8 months and had never had a problem until just a few days ago. That's where I put it, under this structure: C:/Desktop/PortableAppsLaunch/PortableApps/LibreOfficePortable One thing I only realized a day or two ago was about where it is not recommended that you put LibreOffice on your Desktop. However, instead of solving the problem, LibreOffice was still as slow or slower than before I allowed access.

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Due to this, Comodo is always asking for access.Īfter a while, I decided to automatically allow the access, just to get the window off of my screen, especially since it was blocking the sidebar, clock, and other areas of the screen, plus it was freezing and unmovable.

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At first, I ignored it I seen on an Avast forum thread ( ) that Avast seemed to change something in a software update they did in early March that pings any URLs within a LibreOffice document. I know Comodo Firewall has been constantly displaying a pop-up that soffice.bin wants access to the Internet. Saving (takes about 10 seconds or so before it's ready) Typing (I can type a few words, then it will pause, and a few buttons will fsde out for a moment, then it will come back) Over the last few days, LibreOffice Portable has been running slowly to the point where everything takes several seconds to operate.

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