mcafee uninstall, does it exist?
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first uninstall form the control panel, then go to program files and see if its folder exists then dlete it , after this type this in run "regedit" search for mcafee and delete all its enteries from the registry. see you got rid of mcafee now.
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McAfee is good and is downloadable, but it isn't free.
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Uninstall all McAfee Products on your computer.\nInstall Free AVG antivirus.  It is free, will always be free, is compatible with Windows XP SP2, and is excellent.  Never have any issues, it works by itself, updates by itself every day, and runs itself everyday.  I love it.
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I feel so sorry for you. I spent 12 hours fixing this very same problem the other day. You have to go online to McAfeehelp.com, to the live chats. When McAfee is installed on your computer, it is so integrated that they have to provide you with the files and instructions on how to completely remove them from your system. If you want to keep it on there, You would have to contact McAfee the same way and see what they tell you. Good luck, I will never deal with McAfee again after the inconvenience it caused me.
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Hello!\n\nI understand your concern and your problem. I am a computer technician so I deal with these problems all the time.\n\nChances are, McAfee can't remove the viruses for two reasons. First, the viruses may be currently running in memory. It cannot delete files that are running in memory. Second, McAfee is probably the worst antivirus protection you can buy. Sorry to tell you that, but it's true. I recommend Symantec (http://www.symentec.com/) or NOD32 (http://nod32.com and this is the best in the industry).\n\nOne method of removing the viruses  is to start the computer in SAFE Mode. To do this, restart the computer. As soon as the computer starts to boot (i.e. you see a logo screen) press the F8 key repeatedly. Then run your virus scan and see what happens. In SAFE mode, not everything loads, so you should be able to delete some (if not all) of the viruses.\n\nLet me know if that works or if you need more help. You can e-mail me at b_savage@pacific.edu if you have any questions or would like further assistance.\n\nBrandon Savage
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Yes my computer became f*****g slow . No applications worked . I had to remove this damn thing ang then only everything returned to normal . I suggest you install AVG or Kaspersky but not the damn Mcafee
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Try doing a de- fragmentation. Then go and clear all the temporary Internet files out. You may find that you have a spy ware programme on your comp. Do a spy ware check with yahoo Anti spy. It may help. I have a registry cleaner on mine and that takes a lot of disused stuff out as well. McAfee should have stopped any viruses, worms or trojans So I cant see it being that.
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Almost forgot, if you have already tried to install the AOL/Mcafee then you need to uninstall that, restart, before you try to uninstall Norton, you need to have Administrative privileges in Norton, go to    start.progroms.Norton and make sure you are logged in to it as admin.\n\n\nstart\ncontrol panel\nadd/remove programs\nremove anything with "Norton or Symantec"\nmy computer\nlocal disk (c)\nprogram files\nremove anything that says\n"Norton or Symantec"\nresstart the pc\n\nAs much as I despise Norton, I truly hate AOL so why you would want to switch is beyond me, but this should do it.  If not you may have to go in the registry as Norton makes it difficult to remove sometimes.\nGo to the Norton site and type in remove Norton 20** in the search and it will give you more detailed instructions if this doesn't work.
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I would go and download the free trial of McAfee Anti Virus from Mcafee.com.  It's the best virus software out there, in my opinion.  That sounds like a better idea to me than trying to remove it yourself.  If you accidentally delete an important system file you have problems out the caboose.
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Try McAfee Stinger http://download.nai.com/products/mcafee-avert/stng260.exe\nIt is a free virus removal designed to clean most common viruses.\nNote: It is not an antivirus, just a virus remover. It is recommended to update your antivirus then perform a full scan after running Stinger.
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Get McAfee VirusScanner and keep it updated
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Mcafee - Much versatile, less memory overhead, less thread usage, faster to install and update.
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I would suggest you write off McAfee, and install AVG personal edition for free. Good luck uninstalling McAfee, it does not like being uninstalled.
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mcafee.com/antiphishingfilter
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http://www.filehippo.com/\nPlease visit the above link. Mcaffe is not available here but u shall be able to get other antivirus softwares like avg, avast and many others. These will also do  the same job as is done by mcaffe.
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Go to McCaffee.com & log into your account & it will let you re-install the software.
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You can check by using the search feature on your computer, selecting "all file types", typing in "cookies" as your search term and looking in your hard drive, usually labeled as the C: drive.  If you have more than one hard drive, you can repeat the search looking in your other hard drive.  You probably won't be able to delete or erase the contents of the index file in each "cookies" folder...at least I haven't figured out how yet.  Anyway, you go ans select basically everything in the cookies folder (it should read user@website, something of that nature), select those, right click and delete, which will probably send them to the recycle bin and then you can empty the recycle bin and that should get rid of them, I think.  If you want to, you can download ad aware SE for free and that should get rid of cookies (which will be categorized by the program as 'malware'), as well as spyware.  It has also been known to detect a trojan downloader agent, which mcafee overlooked for some reason, but anyway....I hope this helps.