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If you enabled automatic actions in the previous step, select your preferred automatic action:.Either untick this option to disable automatic actions, or ensure this option is ticked to enable automatic actions. Ensure the Boot-time Scan tab is selected, then scroll down to Perform automatic actions during this scan.Hover the cursor over Boot-Time Scan and click Settings (the gear icon).Open the AVG user interface and click the … icon (three dots) next to Run Smart Scan.To specify how Boot-Time Scan will respond to detected threats: Alternatively, when you disable automatic actions, you are prompted during the Boot-Time Scan to manually select an action for each detected threat. When you use automatic actions, Boot-Time Scan applies your specified action(s) automatically to all detected threats. To specify which action(s) Boot-Time Scan applies when it detects a threat, you need to either enable or disable automatic actions. Scheduling Boot-Time Scan from Windows in Safe Mode.For instructions, refer to the following article: So the slow starting programs on my laptop could be unrelated to the McAfee issue.If malware prevents AVG from scheduling a Boot-Time Scan in normal mode, you can schedule Boot-Time Scan to run in Safe Mode.

Maybe this is related to the issue? I don't have to restart my PC that often (it's running a webserver and thus it needs to stay online as much as possible) but after the restart this evening it seemed to start programs normally. On other thing to notice: a lot of programs do start very slow right after booting my laptop.

:) But how will it perform when I turn off my laptop today and turnit back on tomorrow?

The Realtime Scanner got enabled again and the McAfee icon in the system tray went from gray to red again. On both my devices I tried several times to re-enable the Realtime Scanning and even restarted the devices but it didn't solve the issue.Īnd then. After the popup and checking my subscription exactly the same case happened as with my laptop. This could be the case since my old subscription should end somewhere these days but I already extended it with 2 years. On my PC the notification popup that appeared told me that I had to check my subscription status. In the meanwhile the McAfee logo in the system tray remaind gray. In the menu's Realtime Scanning appeared as Active. From the main screen I tried to enable Realtime Scanning and it seemed to start but the warning sign at the left column of the main screen remained. On my laptop a notification popup did appear to warn that Realtime Scanning was disabled. On my laptop the notification menu of McAfee stated the last update was on 20:08 (GMT+2) and on my PC on 22:03 (GMT+2). I had exactly the same issue since about 22:30 (GMT+2) on both my laptop and after a restart of a PC (appearantly did hang after a restart after a powerloss) on that PC too.