Hello Andre,
OneCare will be supported on Vista they just have it set not install on the
Beta Builds.
Tom Ziegmann
Microsoft Certified Professional
Windows Vista / Server Longhorn Technical Beta Tester
Windows Server 2003 Service Pack 2 Technical Beta Tester
> Hello All,
>
> Here is what I found out.........today.
>
> 1. IF you have any anti-virus on the Beta 2, Unstall it.
> I had McAfee 8.0i installed with Beta 2. (per thier instuctions)
> and it crashed on the final leg of UPdating to the Pre-RC1
> "Finalizing Installation", it then reverted back to the Beta
> release.
> 2. When I Insatlled a new copy of the PRe-RC1 in renamed the Beta
> installation
> windows.old and a new fresh working installation up and running.
> TILL I INSTALLED MCAFEE 8.0i per McAFee. that is where it blows
> up.
> "BLUE SCREEN OF DEATH" (Amazing that it still exists)
> You need to go into SAFEMODE and then Services then Disable the McAFee
> startups.
>
> It will be on your system but the system will start once you reboot.
>
> Problem, You will not be able to unistall what was put on becauise it
> did
> not finsih the installation procedure.
> Which in turn you cannot install the FEEDBACK form application cause
> it says
> the Anti virus is not running but you can't unistall it....
> So, do a fresh install and stay away from McAfee 8.0i till tehy get it
> straighted out.
>
> Why does'nt Microsoft have a Trial Period with thier LIVE ONE
> CARE....?
>
> Purchased product says it supports VISTA....(Unless False
> Adverstiment)
>
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