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However, DO NOT search and remove folders named 'Conduit' unless these programs tell you to - some of it is actually not malware and part of the functionality of certain programs like Adobe AIR. If they don't find the folders, look for them using Windows Explorer and delete them I can assue you they're most likely malware and not legit.

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Then install and run HitmanPro's 30-day trial, and download to desktop and run ComboFix after that.

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On a side point, don't update to Vuze 5.2 - if you've already done so, please note that your system may now be infected with '' and '' malware, which changes search settings on your browsers, and sometimes even encrypts or steals your files! Run a scan with MalwareBytes' Anti-Malware just to be sure, as well as check for 'Spigot' / 'Bunndle' directories installed and 'Savings' apps that might have been added to your browser. I've since removed this and it now takes about 2mins or less to load the UI. Windows 7 update KB288409 is designed to improve browser performance on Internet Explorer 11.

So I've identified part of the problem, which appears to be not just Avast. PS: I am an advanced user on Windows and hence please understand that I have tried all the basic stuff.Avast IS 9 Firewall Issues with Azureus Vuze Please help me out to solve the problem as I want to run Avast and Vuze both as I always have done. I have been a user for Avast and Vuze for long and have never experienced this problem. It is confirmed that the problem is because of Avast Firewall that is bundled with Avast IS 9. But what I want to know is the configuration required for the Firewall rules to enable Vuze to function normally. I know that most of this information is fit for a Vuze forum. Note that I have tried the solution given on the link to no avail.

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This rules out any effect of Windows 8.1 in the problem. The same problem is also being faced on my home machine with Windows 7 on it. Also the video gives a glimpse of my Firewall settings in Avast. I have attached a link to the youtube video for better understanding of the problem.

If I disable the Firewall service (and enable Windows Firewall) and start Vuze, the application starts normally in 1-3 seconds.

The logs from Vuze point out to this: Alert:3:ERROR: socket Selector.open() failed 10 times in a row, aborting.Īzureus / Java is likely being firewalled!.

Even after the application starts the download speeds are reduced

After 20-30 mins the UI for Vuze suddenly pops up.

Launching a torrent file, creates a new instance of Vuze.

On clicking Analyze Wait Chain in the task manager for Vuze we get a message that the application is waiting for some Network IO

Vuze runs in the background with no UI.

Since upgrading Azureus Vuze does not startup on the UI. Java Versions: JDK and JRE 7u45 (x86 and 圆4), JDK and JRE 6u39 (x86) OS: Windows 8.1 (Verified the problem is also present on Windows 7)

I upgraded to Windows 8.1, Avast 9 and Java on the same day.

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