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lol. yeah


So is it almost complete?
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OK. I ran microsoft update. It said there were no high-priority updates. Anything else?
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O.K. Well did you uninstall McAfee?

Here is how to FULLY remove it.

http://www.wikihow.c...Security-Center

Let me know when your done :whistling:
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OK, I'll try that. Just a second.
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alright.
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How is everything going? :whistling:
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sorry... things were taking a really long time and i got distracted... now i'm at work and i need to continue when i get home tonight. don't know why it was taking so long!! i also started making backups of all my documents and e-mails and such and then i had to go to bed. i will let you know if it went ok this evening.

thanks...

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Alright I was busy today too. I just got in a hour ago and I should be online for a few more hours :whistling:
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hi again... :blink:

now everything seems to work pretty ok. the one thing that remains is that every time i start my computer now, mcafee (!!) tells me some components of activeshield are missing. there is still a mcafee.com folder in my programs on c:/. i tried to delete it but it doesn't work!

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Here is some opitions before I head off.

Please try to delete the file in safe mode.

Here is how to access safe mode.

Reboot the Machine.

After you see the BIOS, keep tapping F8 intill you see a menu. Choose Safe Mode. Let it load up all the files. Choose your account. Locate the folder and try to delete it.


Now do this.

Click Start. Click Run type "msconfig" (no quotes please)

Click the start up tab. Look for any signs of McAfee and uncheck them. If anything looks suspicious and looks like mcafee, post it here and i'll tell you if it is or not.

Let me know how everything goes :whistling:
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OK, I'll do that. Just a second...
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OK. I rebooted in safe mode and deleted everything i could in the mcafee.com folder. two files would not delete:

mcvsshl.dll
shlres

it longer gives me the warning when i start up the computer.

what do you think?
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Is McAfee needed
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well, i need some av program...

also, when i start microsoft outlook i get the following error message:

The add-in "c:\progra~1\mcafee.com\vso\vsolplg.dll could not be installed or loaded. This problem may be resolved by using Detect and Repair on the Help menu.

what now?
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Open Outlook, click tools, options, other, advanced, COM add ins, remove McAfee

Sorry if this has been dealt with earlier, but what was the problem with McAfee running

Do you want to use it, have you got the installation software or the product key
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