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ronnospamholland

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Since: Oct 22, 2006
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(Msg. 1) Posted: Sun Oct 22, 2006 12:55 pm
Post subject: Remove McAfee Wireless Network Suite??
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Hello.. OK, so I'm off the wall.... Help anyway!!
I bought the full McAfee Suite for all of my computers on my home
network (4) They are all mostly home made, but plenty fast with ample
ram and McAfee works great on my system. I have installed McAfee on
each machine, so it's not a network install.
My problem is with my older Dell laptop. I've got it connected with a
dell wireless internal card and everything works fine, but SLOW.
Almost like it has a virus.
The laptop is an 800mhg with 384 ram and it's not upgradable to more
ram.
Anyway, I've run Defender, the standalone cleaner from Trend Micro and
of course the McAfee AV scan. No viruses found. Clean system, just
SLOW to boot, SLOW to start any program, SLOW to .. you get the
picture.
Yes, something is running in the background to do this and the only
thing I can think of is the massive av, spam killer, privacy whatever,
firewall monitor, wireless network security program etc that are the
McAfee Suite.
Before McAfee, the laptop ran likety split with only the free stuff
from Microft and a standalone av program.
I'm worried that if I uninstall McAfee, I'll have stuff left over in
the registry and on the machine that will keep me pretty slow. Am I
wrong? Should I ininstall the McAfee Suite or not.
Any advice is greatly appreicated, as this laptop is configured with
my work netword as well as the home network and some programs would be
really hard to come by again.
TIA, post reply here. Ron

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ronnospamholland

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(Msg. 2) Posted: Sun Oct 22, 2006 12:55 pm
Post subject: Re: Remove McAfee Wireless Network Suite?? [Login to view extended thread Info.]
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I just read the post.. sorry about the spelling....
On Sun, 22 Oct 2006 15:33:33 GMT, ronnospamholland.TakeThisOut@sbcglobal.net
wrote:

>Hello.. OK, so I'm off the wall.... Help anyway!!
>I bought the full McAfee Suite for all of my computers on my home
>network (4) They are all mostly home made, but plenty fast with ample
>ram and McAfee works great on my system. I have installed McAfee on
>each machine, so it's not a network install.
>My problem is with my older Dell laptop. I've got it connected with a
>dell wireless internal card and everything works fine, but SLOW.
>Almost like it has a virus.
>The laptop is an 800mhg with 384 ram and it's not upgradable to more
>ram.
>Anyway, I've run Defender, the standalone cleaner from Trend Micro and
>of course the McAfee AV scan. No viruses found. Clean system, just
>SLOW to boot, SLOW to start any program, SLOW to .. you get the
>picture.
>Yes, something is running in the background to do this and the only
>thing I can think of is the massive av, spam killer, privacy whatever,
>firewall monitor, wireless network security program etc that are the
>McAfee Suite.
>Before McAfee, the laptop ran likety split with only the free stuff
>from Microft and a standalone av program.
>I'm worried that if I uninstall McAfee, I'll have stuff left over in
>the registry and on the machine that will keep me pretty slow. Am I
>wrong? Should I ininstall the McAfee Suite or not.
>Any advice is greatly appreicated, as this laptop is configured with
>my work netword as well as the home network and some programs would be
>really hard to come by again.
>TIA, post reply here. Ron
>

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thecreator

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(Msg. 3) Posted: Sun Oct 22, 2006 10:47 pm
Post subject: Re: Remove McAfee Wireless Network Suite?? [Login to view extended thread Info.]
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Hi Ron,

Look in Services and adjust the McAfee Services to as follows:

Services settings to display Startup Icons for McAfee Services.

McAfee E-mail Proxy Set to Manual
McAfee HackerWatch Service Set to Automatic
McAfee Log Manager Set to Automatic
McAfee Network Agent Set to Manual
McAfee Personal Firewall Service Set to Automatic
McAfee Protection Manager Set to Manual
McAfee Real-time Scanner Set to Automatic
McAfee Redirector Service Set to Disabled
McAfee Scanner Set to Manual
McAfee SystemGuards Set to Manual
McAfee Task Scheduler Set to Automatic
McAfee Update Manager Set to Automatic
McAfee User Manager Set to Manual

You can also disable the McAfee Network Agent, if you can live with
errors in the Application Error Log in the Events Viewer.



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thecreator

<ronnospamholland.TakeThisOut@sbcglobal.net> wrote in message
news:453b8b7c.48758562@news.houston.sbcglobal.net...
> Hello.. OK, so I'm off the wall.... Help anyway!!
> I bought the full McAfee Suite for all of my computers on my home
> network (4) They are all mostly home made, but plenty fast with ample
> ram and McAfee works great on my system. I have installed McAfee on
> each machine, so it's not a network install.
> My problem is with my older Dell laptop. I've got it connected with a
> dell wireless internal card and everything works fine, but SLOW.
> Almost like it has a virus.
> The laptop is an 800mhg with 384 ram and it's not upgradable to more
> ram.
> Anyway, I've run Defender, the standalone cleaner from Trend Micro and
> of course the McAfee AV scan. No viruses found. Clean system, just
> SLOW to boot, SLOW to start any program, SLOW to .. you get the
> picture.
> Yes, something is running in the background to do this and the only
> thing I can think of is the massive av, spam killer, privacy whatever,
> firewall monitor, wireless network security program etc that are the
> McAfee Suite.
> Before McAfee, the laptop ran likety split with only the free stuff
> from Microft and a standalone av program.
> I'm worried that if I uninstall McAfee, I'll have stuff left over in
> the registry and on the machine that will keep me pretty slow. Am I
> wrong? Should I ininstall the McAfee Suite or not.
> Any advice is greatly appreicated, as this laptop is configured with
> my work netword as well as the home network and some programs would be
> really hard to come by again.
> TIA, post reply here. Ron
>
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ronnospamholland

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(Msg. 4) Posted: Mon Oct 23, 2006 9:55 pm
Post subject: Re: Remove McAfee Wireless Network Suite?? [Login to view extended thread Info.]
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I've gotten it all configured, running fine but still slow.
Set a restore point.
Then I bit the bullet, got Avast, enabled the Windows Firewall and
Defender.
And the X200 is back to pretty fast. The old girl just didn't have
enough umph to handle all the McAfee background stuff.
Understandable. Again, McAfee is seamless with the faster processors
and enough ram.
I appreciate all your help. Everything is a learning experience.
Regards,
Ron

On Sun, 22 Oct 2006 22:47:30 -0400, "thecreator"
<thecreator.DeleteThis@comcast.net> wrote:

>Hi Ron,
>
> Look in Services and adjust the McAfee Services to as follows:
>
>Services settings to display Startup Icons for McAfee Services.
>
>McAfee E-mail Proxy Set to Manual
>McAfee HackerWatch Service Set to Automatic
>McAfee Log Manager Set to Automatic
>McAfee Network Agent Set to Manual
>McAfee Personal Firewall Service Set to Automatic
>McAfee Protection Manager Set to Manual
>McAfee Real-time Scanner Set to Automatic
>McAfee Redirector Service Set to Disabled
>McAfee Scanner Set to Manual
>McAfee SystemGuards Set to Manual
>McAfee Task Scheduler Set to Automatic
>McAfee Update Manager Set to Automatic
>McAfee User Manager Set to Manual
>
> You can also disable the McAfee Network Agent, if you can live with
>errors in the Application Error Log in the Events Viewer.
>
>
>
>--
>thecreator
>
><ronnospamholland.DeleteThis@sbcglobal.net> wrote in message
>news:453b8b7c.48758562@news.houston.sbcglobal.net...
>> Hello.. OK, so I'm off the wall.... Help anyway!!
>> I bought the full McAfee Suite for all of my computers on my home
>> network (4) They are all mostly home made, but plenty fast with ample
>> ram and McAfee works great on my system. I have installed McAfee on
>> each machine, so it's not a network install.
>> My problem is with my older Dell laptop. I've got it connected with a
>> dell wireless internal card and everything works fine, but SLOW.
>> Almost like it has a virus.
>> The laptop is an 800mhg with 384 ram and it's not upgradable to more
>> ram.
>> Anyway, I've run Defender, the standalone cleaner from Trend Micro and
>> of course the McAfee AV scan. No viruses found. Clean system, just
>> SLOW to boot, SLOW to start any program, SLOW to .. you get the
>> picture.
>> Yes, something is running in the background to do this and the only
>> thing I can think of is the massive av, spam killer, privacy whatever,
>> firewall monitor, wireless network security program etc that are the
>> McAfee Suite.
>> Before McAfee, the laptop ran likety split with only the free stuff
>> from Microft and a standalone av program.
>> I'm worried that if I uninstall McAfee, I'll have stuff left over in
>> the registry and on the machine that will keep me pretty slow. Am I
>> wrong? Should I ininstall the McAfee Suite or not.
>> Any advice is greatly appreicated, as this laptop is configured with
>> my work netword as well as the home network and some programs would be
>> really hard to come by again.
>> TIA, post reply here. Ron
>>
>
>
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