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Guest
Windows Vista seems to have it's own security built in. My computer also has
Mcafee installed. Can I uninstall it?
Thank You
Mcafee installed. Can I uninstall it?
Thank You
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David B.
Mcafee? Most here would recommend that you do, then install one of the
quality free anti virus apps such as AVG or Avast.
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Mr. Grey
Can you uninstall what, Windows Vista or Mcafee? I would say yes to
both lol...
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Guest
Mcafee, I'm having all kind of networking problems. Maybe this has something
to do with it. I have tried everything that I have seen in the networking
discussion group. I'm sorry I bought computer.
to do with it. I have tried everything that I have seen in the networking
discussion group. I'm sorry I bought computer.
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Marcin Domaslawski
Hi,
If you talking about Windows Defender then you have to remember that it is
NOT an antivirus - it's just a anti-spyware software. In Vista there is a
few security related features but all are build-in in x64 versions.
You should have an antivirus but before install check if it is for Vista
system.
PS. AV vendors often write that " ...is compatible with Vista... " - I've
got a doubts if it's mean that is working on this OS or just working and
crashes not too much ;-)
Marcin Domaslawski
If you talking about Windows Defender then you have to remember that it is
NOT an antivirus - it's just a anti-spyware software. In Vista there is a
few security related features but all are build-in in x64 versions.
You should have an antivirus but before install check if it is for Vista
system.
PS. AV vendors often write that " ...is compatible with Vista... " - I've
got a doubts if it's mean that is working on this OS or just working and
crashes not too much ;-)
Marcin Domaslawski
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Rock
Steve said:Windows Vista seems to have it's own security built in. My computer also
has
Mcafee installed. Can I uninstall it?
Yes but make sure you install another AV program. Suggestions are Avast
(free), AVG (free) and NOD32.