It seemed very odd there wasn't a 64-bit anti-virus installer from AVG for their products, so I already knew something was wrong with their product when I began installing it from the web installer, under 1Meg in size. Even if I saved the web installer and right clicked the .exe and did 'Run as Administrator' it still wouldn't work.
Then I searched around google and found that the full installer, about 78Megs in size, would download just fine, and then install properly without a hitch. So, if you're installing AVG Free 9.0+ on a Vista x64 or Windows 7 x64 OS, try to download the full installer, because there is something not right with the web installer. This is possibly due to their software installer, or a 32-bit browser making the software incorrectly detect the OS to install to. Either way the full download will work fine and update perfectly.
AVG Free 9.0 and Vista x64 Web Installation
getting rid of virii, UAC quirks, reinstallation, deletion of special folders, hidden easter eggs, etc.
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