In the panel that appears, click Virus & Threat Protection. Type in Windows Security and press “Enter” on your keyboard. Click the search button on your taskbar in Windows. If you have nothing else installed, temporarily disable Windows Defender and see if that solves your problem. Even Windows Defender can cause issues if other anti-malware or threat-protection apps are active at the same time, and Defender is considered one of the “friendliest” antivirus programs. If you have Avast active on your PC, you should disable any similar programs to avoid issues. It’s well-known that running multiple antivirus programs often leads to them conflicting with each other, causing unwanted problems and doing more harm than good. Fix 3: Uninstall Other Antivirus Software Run a scan and see if the Resolve All button works now. Don’t forget to run it as an Administrator. Once the process completes, reboot your PC and start Avast again. This might take a while depending on your system’s performance. To begin the app-repair process, click Troubleshooting and then Repair App. 
From here, open the Settings tab and then click General. We recommend running it as an Administrator. Whenever the program suffers a bug, you can run the repair tool and it will usually result in a positive outcome. The Avast repair tool can help with many different problems that lack obvious solutions. Simply right-click the shortcut and select Run as Administrator. Running the software as an admin is easy. When you click “Resolve All” you are instructing the software to make changes to files stored on your storage drive. This is why running Avast with administrator privileges can solve the problem.
However, the software can’t modify or delete any files on your PC unless it is granted permission to do so. When antivirus software finds threats on your PC, it needs to remove or quarantine those files to prevent any further harm to your system.
Fix 1: Start Avast With Administrator Privileges
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