Avinash
Everyday when I log in the first time, and sometimes more on my laptop, which I suspect is WiFi related?
It is the only app on my three machines that announces itself. This is intrusive.
How do I keep AVG TuneUp minimised?
Gys, this is not an ad pop up but a notification of what has AVG TuneUp done so far on your device.
How does one disable the AVG TuneUp screen that pops up and covers the AVG TuneUp application almost every time one logs in?
I'm running AVG TuneUp on three machines and this "feature" is HIGHLY annoying and frustrating.
This is the nag that frustrates.
Thank you for sharing the screenshot, Gys.
We'd like to inform you that the screen you're receiving is a summary/result of the resolved performance issues of your computer.
You can click on "Continue to TuneUp" to use the application.
So the App and notification will open when I don't require it to, to make more advertisements.
Thanks. I'll not be renewing my subscription then. It is a pity tough.
AVG PC TuneUp was a good product. AVG TuneUp is the bean-counter version.
Next subscription, for me to stop, is AVG Internet Security, as the VPN nag can't be disabled.
Back to Norton then.
Yes, and if you've read the OP then you would have seen that I'm running this on 3 machines and find this intrusion HIGHLY ANNOYING.
I've only been running AVG TuneUp for about 2 weeks, after running AVG PC TuneUp, for many years, and I'm sick and tired of being forced to click on "CONTINUE TO TUNEUP".
Is there a way to disable this annoying feature!!
As informed, this is a notification about the scan results.
It is not recommended to cancel the notifications.
This is the nag that frustrates.
Avinash
Everyday when I log in the first time, and sometimes more on my laptop, which I suspect is WiFi related?
It is the only app on my three machines that announces itself. This is intrusive.
How do I keep AVG TuneUp minimised?
Hi Gys,
Thanks for posting your concern in community forum.
As we're unsure of the pop-up you are referring to, please attach the screenshot of it for further explanation.
You can post the screenshot here in your topic. Click on "Answer" & then click on the "Image" [mountain symbol] & follow the instructions.
Glad to know!
We have taken it as a feedback regarding the pop-up.
Thanks for choosing AVG.
Dear customer, do you continue to receive this pop up even after clicking 'Continue to TuneUp'?
As informed, this is highly intrusive and if it is not possiblle to disable then I will not renew and go back to using Norton System Utilities.
The pop-up happens whenever I re-connect to WiFi and at least twice a day on my laptop, but definitely when I log in the first time every day, on each machine.
Please check the notification section that is available in Menu - Settings.
Under General, check if there is an option to notify when the program is accessed.
Gys, we regret to hear that.
Many of our users find these offers useful. We handpick them from our own products or those of partners we feel can add to your security or digital experience.
Also the frequency of pop ups can be controlled directly from the app or can be even turned off.
Open AVG Internet Security, click Menu -> Settings -> General -> Personal Privacy. Uncheck the options under "Offers".
Dinesh, you should know if it exists, being support.
Under Notifications are the following
- Show what's next after updating
- Remind me when my license is going to expire
- When maintenance is recommended
- When Automatic Maintenance is complete
- Unnecessary programs to remove
- Programs slowing down your PC
- When a sleeping program wakes up
- Low disk space
- Fragmented or unoptimized disks
- Disk Doctor
- Outdated programs to update
- PC problems to fix
The programs IS NOT accessed. It opens itself with the pop-up on top.
This is a very simple issue and you are wasting my time.
Either we can make this behaviour stop or I'm uninstalling and not renewing AVG TuneUp, this after many years running AVG PC TuneUp.
What was wrong with AVG PC TuneUp?
AVG TuneUp is a downgrade in terms of user experience.
Urgently advise.