"We can quibble about the features but the bottom line is it works, period."????
Does it??
It did not work on the evening of the 21st April 2010, did it??
It still does not work on one of my P.C's with Windows 7 installed according to other software!!
It does not work on my second P.C. since the McAFEE download screwed it up!!
If it is so good, why does it tell me that I have to pay again, for a subscription I have already paid for??
Could it be that the McAfee program is telling me that I have SIX, yes, 6 P.C's on a THREE lisence subscription. YES, that is what it is telling me.
The only $%^&*< problem is that I only have THREE P.C's not 6.
So much for the program that "works, period."
Answers on a postcard to
Totally pissed off user of
McAfee's Internet Security 2010 package
Still trying to sort out McAfee's created disaster
1 Glum Avenue
Discontentedville.
Ps, as per the missing package, this version DOES NOT DO, WHAT THE 2009 PACKAGE DID REGARDING PERSONAL INFORMATION, and the control of said. Your opinion may be viable, but it is not the only opinion which MUST be taken into consideration.
Regards
I am a little confused.
I have McAfee 'SecurityCenter' on 3 PCs.
One has the 'latest' version. (No identifiable Version Number).
The other two have the previous version. (9.15.175)
The older versions have 'Quick Clean', 'Disk Defragmenter' and 'Task scheduler' as part of the package.
The new version does not have any of these.
When I check for update on the older versions, they report that they are up to date.
My older versions also have a much better interface.
I note on your website that this product (SecurityCenter), is no longer listed.
My 3 user subscription is due for renewal soon and I am not sure what I shall be renewing to.
I am very happy with the product I have been using for a number of years.
I don't wish to renew to a cut down product.
Could anybody please clarify the situation for me?
Roger
The 2010 version does not have the Personal Information Protection that the 2009 version had. I am now getting an average of 54 spam e-mails per day now, compared to 4 per day when I was using the 2009 version. Out of the circa 54 spam e-mails, I now get circa 35 directly mentioning my e-mail address. The control of my e-mail address was handled by the 2009 version, but is now open to abuse due to the lack of control with the 2010 version. I hope that this explains the current situation.
Regards
Malky
Jarvis,
In the new product, the QuickClean usually lives in PC Optimization drawer on the main page. Alternatively, you can look in the Naviagation page:
It's also possible that QuickClean did not get installed on your system. If that's the case, look on the Features page, available from Navigation. The sample I've used below was for Online Backup, but if QuickClean is not installed on your system, but is available, it'll be in the same list with an empty checkbox beside it. In this case, just select the checkbox so it gets a checkmark and QuickClean will install for you.
Try this, and if this doesn't help (or even if it does), please post back and let me know.
Thanks for the advice and for taking the time.
You were correct.
In the end, I simply went to my account and downloaded the software again.
Reinstalled it and all was as it should be.
This I did on all three PCs and all are now behaving correctly.
Again, thanks.
J.
Well, that's good news. Thanks for following up with us.
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