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Get One Year Free license Key of avast Antivirus 2015

Free One year license key of avast anti virus



Some Important Features of avast :-

  • Protection against DNS hijacking
  • Home-network scanning
  • Financial security
  • Sandbox test space

How you Get Free 12 months License Key of avast :-





  • Now enter your detail like name,email etc.
  • Fill small survey and click on REGISTER FOR FREE LICENSE KEY.
  • Now check your email you receive your one year key.





To insert your license key, please follow the instructions below:-


1. Highlight the license key above, then right-click it and select "Copy".

2. Open your avast! Free Antivirus controls and select the "Settings" tab.

3. Next, click the "Registration" tab.

4. Click the arrow next to "Offline registration" to expand this option.

5. Click the "Insert the license key" button.

6. Right-click in the empty Registration box and select "Paste".

7. Click "OK" – your license key is now inserted and your avast! antivirus software can now be used free of charge for a further 12 months.


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  • If you experience any trouble while inserting the license key, please click here for more help: https://www.avast.com/en-us/FAQ/AVKB9
  • Please note that, under its license conditions, avast! Free Antivirus is for home, personal, and non-commercial use only. Commercial versions of avast! can be found at http://www.avast.com
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