The only relevant link I found is the following:, where someone (suspiciously?) seems to want to run a certain command using PowerShell on the aforementioned file.
I have, of course, tried to already search on Google to find further information on my situation, but unfortunately have not found much.
Perhaps Avast deleted it from there upon issuing the warning? Given the name of the file, it sounds like some program tried to uninstall Avast, although I might of course be wrong. The file in question, "UNINSTALLEXCHANGE.PS1", seems to have been located in the /SETUP folder of my Avast installation, although I currently cannot find it in there anymore. While the warning above mentions the source being Windows' PowerShell, I did not have one actively open myself, which means that some other program must have tried to run a command through PowerShell/cmd. Given that I did not perform a scan myself, and that the following threat popped up while I was not actively at my computer, I assume Avast must have detected an action occurring in the background. You can also activate the “Silent/Gaming Mode” checkbox at the top of the General pane to stop all Avast’s popup messages until you disable silent mode.Yesterday, I noticed the following Avast BehaviorShield warning popup: If you regularly experience connection issues and don’t want to see this error message, you can click the “Update” section in the Settings window and uncheck the “Show notification box if an error occurs” box. You can disable other types of popups–info, update, warning, and alert popups-by setting them to display for “0” seconds here.Īvast will also display a notification when its antivirus updates fail.
If you do, you can uncheck the “Show popup offers for other Avast products” box here. You can’t disable the popup adds for Avast products unless you have a paid version of Avast. If you only find Avast’s spoken notifications annoying, you can just uncheck the “Use voiceover sounds (when available)” box here.Įxpand the “Popups” section on the General pane in Avast’s Settings window to find Avast’s popup settings.
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