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Exactly. Those bundled offers are by design deceptive. When I buy a car I don't expect to be receiving a gym membership because it's written in the small prints of my purchasing contract. That's what I did in the end since there was no other way. Seems to have done the job, I can't see anymore traces of Avast, even in the registry. Still, I don't see a box to opt out in the customize menu of CCleaner. If you don't opt out on the first window, you're screwed.

There was absolutely no box regarding Avast when I upgraded CCleaner. I'm not blind, I'd have seen it, esp. since I always choose the Customize option just above. And now I can't even uninstall it because it's not in the list of installed app! But the Avast folders are there in C:\Program Files and in C:\ProgramData How do I get rid of that unwanted program now?? This is a disgusting tactic to force unwanted apps on users, shame on you.