If you're careful (enough) then why use an anti-virus? You have a habbo-related avatar so I assume you're like twelve years old at a push, it's quite unlikely that you're careful enough if any of this is true.Quote:
Originally Posted by Samanfa
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If you're careful (enough) then why use an anti-virus? You have a habbo-related avatar so I assume you're like twelve years old at a push, it's quite unlikely that you're careful enough if any of this is true.Quote:
Originally Posted by Samanfa
Just uninstall mcafee
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Uninstall McAfee, its not worth the money you pay, and get Microsoft Security Essentials.
Oh my you don't understand that the avatar is a joke. I'm 18, there's people older than me on here who still play. Also, I don't deal with the anti virus,it's a precaution my parents take.Quote:
Originally Posted by overskrill
Sadly MalwareBytes is only mainly for adaware, spyware and a few other things. The developers themselves have stated it is not designed to replace an actual antivirus program but instead to complement it. Also MalwareBytes won't scan archives, which they state is the antiviruses job. Great program still though.Quote:
Originally Posted by overskrill
Sadly Microsoft's Security Essentials has went downhill lately. There was a post on here about it not so long ago. Basically it failed a load of tests meaning it's not picking as many viruses up compared to others.Quote:
Originally Posted by Jack!
I'd recommend myself something like Eset, Avast, AVG etc. I use Eset myself as it doesn't slow stuff down. In the past I've used McAfee and found its programs to be very bloated often hogging resources.
I probably would uninstall it if I could, I can't exactly remember but I think I did have a free one on previously so I'll double check that. Thanks though xxx.
Daily definition updates, hasn't let me down yet (Also do a scan with malwarebytes every so often.)Quote:
Originally Posted by peteyt
Calm down kid, here ;)Quote:
Originally Posted by Samanfa
Launch the McAfee Security Center software on your computer.
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Click "Parental Controls," then click "Configure." The Parental Controls Configuration page opens.
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Click "Advanced," then click "User Settings" on the Parental Controls pane.
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Select your user account from the list, then click the "Edit" button. The Edit User Account window opens.
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Click "Off" under "Image Filtering," then click "OK."
After clicking on Parental Controls there's no button for configure, only change (for the administrator password) or edit (for protect your family) :(.Quote:
Originally Posted by Volcano
Can you not turn the paternal control off. If that's what is causing the problem it won't hurt because Mcafee's virus protection and firewall will still be active. Try even turning it off and viewing the forum and see if it actually makes any difference.Quote:
Originally Posted by Samanfa