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Me
Having bought v8 a while back, and being concerned about how difficult they
have made it to manually update DAT files (and as far as I can tell so far,
IMPOSSIBLE to update engine files) I was a little perturbed to note that
using autoupdate, I was "updated" to DAT 4349, whilst on the site for manual
updates, 4350 was available.
I decided to try and find out why - and was exhilerated to discover I could
actually go on line with live chat support. So I went to Customer Services -
and asked why autoupdate was out of date. I was referred to Technical
Support. Technical Support spent several minutes dodging the issue, and
after saying "John in two or three days the update will be released and
after downloading the update , your issue would get resolved "
They then suggested I should contact Customer Services!
It's pretty obvious that McAfee are moving away from offering manual
updates, so I'm now in the market for alternatives.
I started anti-virus life with Dr Solomon, and moved to McAfee when they
bought them out. My picture (inspite of the rabid anti McAfeeists in this
group) is that the product did it's job - and in particular was reported as
good at stopping Trojans as well as viruses.
So - where do i go now? I want a solid anti-virus that is as good with
Trojans. Quite willing to pay.
have made it to manually update DAT files (and as far as I can tell so far,
IMPOSSIBLE to update engine files) I was a little perturbed to note that
using autoupdate, I was "updated" to DAT 4349, whilst on the site for manual
updates, 4350 was available.
I decided to try and find out why - and was exhilerated to discover I could
actually go on line with live chat support. So I went to Customer Services -
and asked why autoupdate was out of date. I was referred to Technical
Support. Technical Support spent several minutes dodging the issue, and
after saying "John in two or three days the update will be released and
after downloading the update , your issue would get resolved "
They then suggested I should contact Customer Services!
It's pretty obvious that McAfee are moving away from offering manual
updates, so I'm now in the market for alternatives.
I started anti-virus life with Dr Solomon, and moved to McAfee when they
bought them out. My picture (inspite of the rabid anti McAfeeists in this
group) is that the product did it's job - and in particular was reported as
good at stopping Trojans as well as viruses.
So - where do i go now? I want a solid anti-virus that is as good with
Trojans. Quite willing to pay.