Sometimes there are conditions in which you have to disable antivirus software on your pc. Because you are trying to install other third-party apps and Avast antivirus is blocking the installation.

Contents • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • Introduction For better or worse, is one of the most technologically advanced websites. We love pushing the envelope of technology and stretching the capabilities of web browsers to bring you the best possible interactive experience. As a result, strange technical errors will happen from time to time. Please read this whole page to learn about how to solve nearly any technical issue you may encounter on this website. If you do not find a solution on this page, please and we will try to help. Over 90% of reported problems are solved by the following section on clearing cache and cookies and then restarting your computer, or using another web browser like.

Clearing cache and cookies Cache is the technical term for temporary files that are stored on your computer while you browse web pages so that the next time you visit the same page it loads faster. Cookies are small text files that are used by our website to remember your account information, preferences, and so on. Sometimes your cache or cookies can get corrupted and mess things up.

It integrates fully into your operating system environment, and boasts two types of user interfaces: a simple one for casual users, and an advanced option for expert users. It includes a resident scanner that, once activated, will remain minimized as an icon on your system tray.

So the easiest thing to do is to clear (delete) your cache and cookies. Here is how to delete cache and cookies for each web browser: • Internet Explorer: Click on the Tools link or Gear Icon at the top or press (Alt+X), then Internet Options, then Delete Browsing History. Then click on Delete Temporary Internet files (cache) and then click on Delete Cookies. Then close all web browser windows and restart it. • Firefox: Click on Tools links at the top, and then Clear Recent History. Click the Details arrow and make sure that Cookies and Cache are checked.

You can also move the app to Trash by these options: (1) right click on the app and choose Move to Trash option; (2) select the app, and go to File > Move to Trash. The drag-to-delete method works for almost all apps in all versions of Mac OS X. You will need to empty the Trash to perform the uninstall (we will talk about it later). Generally the app will be removed instantly from sight and appear in the Trash. If you cannot move the app to the Trash, reboot your Mac and then uninstall it again.