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Mcafee will NOT start when windows starts up


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drpepper23

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Hello:


Every time i reboot windows, my MCAFEE anti-virus program comes up disabled. I have to right click and select "enable on access scan" in order for it to start working properly. This problem was originally being handled in the following post:

http://www.geekstogo...L....html&st=30

Any suggestions are appreciated.

Thank you.
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Did you try to reinstall McAfee?

P. S. Really worthless program...
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worthless...thats very good advise. thank you.
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Look, I did advice you to reinstall, and "P. S." was just my opinion based on my experience.

Edited by Broni, 23 January 2009 - 10:58 AM.

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Broni does have a point

If McAfee is causing a problem like this, its not going to be any good at protecting you if its not running properly.


I would run the McAfee Removal Tool, then re-install it

http://majorgeeks.co...Tool_d5420.html
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Also, if same thing happens after reinstall, it may be an indication of some kind of infection.
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well my logs are clean. and i do not have any mcafee software. how would re-install it?
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You need to go to McAfee site, enter your info, and it'll let you re-download the program.
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what info? this thing was installed 4 years ago.
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Do you pay yearly subscription?
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no, its free.
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Oh, came from your ISP?
If so, run, and make your computer happy.
If this is the case, let me know, and I'll tell you about alternatives (free).
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