Email, Vista and McAfee

I am having numerous problems with email and want to get rid of McAfee. I
thought I would use the Add/Remove program, then the uninstall tool from
McAfee. I read elsewhere on another forum to first disable email integration
but don't know what that means. If anyone can give me some VERY simple advice
on how to proceed I'd be very grateful.
I'm thinking of going to Avast or AVG. Unfortunately, my troubles started
after the 30-day McAfee trial (3 year contract came with new Dell computer).
Can I cancel the subscription? Any advice?

Hi technerd,

I can tell you how to proceed, but post back with your McAfee VirusScan
version information. Each is a little different.


--
thecreator

"technerd" <> wrote in message
news:537E20C4-9AE3-4FFE-BFEC-...
>I am having numerous problems with email and want to get rid of McAfee. I
> thought I would use the Add/Remove program, then the uninstall tool from
> McAfee. I read elsewhere on another forum to first disable email
> integration
> but don't know what that means. If anyone can give me some VERY simple
> advice
> on how to proceed I'd be very grateful.
> I'm thinking of going to Avast or AVG. Unfortunately, my troubles started
> after the 30-day McAfee trial (3 year contract came with new Dell
> computer).
> Can I cancel the subscription? Any advice?
>
>

Sorry, but I don't even know where to find that!

"thecreator" wrote:

> Hi technerd,
>
> I can tell you how to proceed, but post back with your McAfee VirusScan
> version information. Each is a little different.
>
>
> --
> thecreator
>
> "technerd" <> wrote in message
> news:537E20C4-9AE3-4FFE-BFEC-...
> >I am having numerous problems with email and want to get rid of McAfee. I
> > thought I would use the Add/Remove program, then the uninstall tool from
> > McAfee. I read elsewhere on another forum to first disable email
> > integration
> > but don't know what that means. If anyone can give me some VERY simple
> > advice
> > on how to proceed I'd be very grateful.
> > I'm thinking of going to Avast or AVG. Unfortunately, my troubles started
> > after the 30-day McAfee trial (3 year contract came with new Dell
> > computer).
> > Can I cancel the subscription? Any advice?
> >
> >
>
>
>

--
Ian

"thecreator" <> wrote in message
news:...
> Hi technerd,
>
> I can tell you how to proceed, but post back with your McAfee VirusScan
> version information. Each is a little different.
>
>
> --
> thecreator
>
> "technerd" <> wrote in message
> news:537E20C4-9AE3-4FFE-BFEC-...
>>I am having numerous problems with email and want to get rid of McAfee. I
>> thought I would use the Add/Remove program, then the uninstall tool from
>> McAfee. I read elsewhere on another forum to first disable email
>> integration
>> but don't know what that means. If anyone can give me some VERY simple
>> advice
>> on how to proceed I'd be very grateful.
>> I'm thinking of going to Avast or AVG. Unfortunately, my troubles started
>> after the 30-day McAfee trial (3 year contract came with new Dell
>> computer).
>> Can I cancel the subscription? Any advice?
>>
>>
>
>
You don't need the version number or to disable anything. Just use the
add/remove program. Sorry no you cannot claim a refund on McF. It is a catch
you type of service on new computer?

Go for Avast, it probably the best free one.

--
Ian

"technerd" <> wrote in message
news:537E20C4-9AE3-4FFE-BFEC-...
>I am having numerous problems with email and want to get rid of McAfee. I
> thought I would use the Add/Remove program, then the uninstall tool from
> McAfee. I read elsewhere on another forum to first disable email
> integration
> but don't know what that means. If anyone can give me some VERY simple
> advice
> on how to proceed I'd be very grateful.
> I'm thinking of going to Avast or AVG. Unfortunately, my troubles started
> after the 30-day McAfee trial (3 year contract came with new Dell
> computer).
> Can I cancel the subscription? Any advice?
>
>
>And this is a link if you lose you way over this removal.

http://ts.mcafeehelp.com/faq3.asp?docid=71525

"Ian Betts" <> wrote in message
news:FF518122-020D-4886-AB8C-...
>
>
> --
> Ian
>
> "thecreator" <> wrote in message
> news:...
>> Hi technerd,
>>
>> I can tell you how to proceed, but post back with your McAfee
>> VirusScan version information. Each is a little different.
>>
>>
>> --
>> thecreator
>>
>> "technerd" <> wrote in message
>> news:537E20C4-9AE3-4FFE-BFEC-...
>>>I am having numerous problems with email and want to get rid of McAfee. I
>>> thought I would use the Add/Remove program, then the uninstall tool from
>>> McAfee. I read elsewhere on another forum to first disable email
>>> integration
>>> but don't know what that means. If anyone can give me some VERY simple
>>> advice
>>> on how to proceed I'd be very grateful.
>>> I'm thinking of going to Avast or AVG. Unfortunately, my troubles
>>> started
>>> after the 30-day McAfee trial (3 year contract came with new Dell
>>> computer).
>>> Can I cancel the subscription? Any advice?
>>>
>>>
>>
>>
> You don't need the version number or to disable anything. Just use the
> add/remove program. Sorry no you cannot claim a refund on McF.

Getting rid of McAfee is a reward in and of itself.

> It is a catch you type of service on new computer?

Like supermarket loss leaders.

>
> Go for Avast, it probably the best free one.

The experiences recorded on the Windows.vista.mail forum
definitely concur that that Avast (and AVG) are robust and
reliable (free) products.

note. Antivirus email scanning by any product is superfluous.
http://www.oehelp.com/OETips.aspx#3

I removed McAfee and installed Avast, but I am still having problems sending
email in Windows Mail. When I hit the send button, the message goes to the
outbox and stays there until I log out of Mail, then a window pops up telling
me I have unsent messages in outbox and do I want to send them now. How can I
fix this so that when I hit send or 'send and receive' messages actually get
sent.

"Ian Betts" wrote:

>
>
> --
> Ian
>
> "technerd" <> wrote in message
> news:537E20C4-9AE3-4FFE-BFEC-...
> >I am having numerous problems with email and want to get rid of McAfee. I
> > thought I would use the Add/Remove program, then the uninstall tool from
> > McAfee. I read elsewhere on another forum to first disable email
> > integration
> > but don't know what that means. If anyone can give me some VERY simple
> > advice
> > on how to proceed I'd be very grateful.
> > I'm thinking of going to Avast or AVG. Unfortunately, my troubles started
> > after the 30-day McAfee trial (3 year contract came with new Dell
> > computer).
> > Can I cancel the subscription? Any advice?
> >
> >
> >And this is a link if you lose you way over this removal.
>
> http://ts.mcafeehelp.com/faq3.asp?docid=71525
>
>

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i can not sign on to msn ,the home page comes up ,and i have internet access ,but when i sign in ,it frist tells me email address or password is wrong, then i sign in again, and it goes to continue page and stays there. blank . also when i click to open mcafee the page comes up empty

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"lynne powers" wrote

>i can not sign on to msn ,the home page comes up ,and i have internet
>access ,but when i sign in ,it frist tells me email address or password is
>wrong, then i sign in again, and it goes to continue page and stays there.
>blank . also when i click to open mcafee the page comes up empty

Please note that McAfee anti-virus is not wholly compatible
with Vista and has been implicated in many problems.

Even if McAfee of your problem you might consider replacing it
proactively with a free Vista compatible alternative such as...

Avast - http://www.avast.com/eng/avast_4_home.html

Other people advocate another, free, alternative...

AVG - http://free.grisoft.com/doc/download.../frt/0?prd=aff