BigJ wrote:
SPyron wrote:
Hey bigJ,
I've just double-checked to be sure, and yes, the subscription will be extended within the next 30 days to reflect 2 additional years. Sorry about that, thought this was from big-w!
Somer I have to ask again about my 2 year extended service. Has been 29 days now and still no extension. Has anyone got theirs yet? Again my reference number was 494003812. Thanks.Jerry
Somer please read my post #289 as I am not about to wait another month!!!
Jerry
Thanks Cosmo, found the form to fill in.
Offers ends on May 31 , so those who haven't claimed yet, get at it.
And once more sincere thanks to Lady Somer.
K2
Yes we used the CD
BigJ,
When I requested people to send me their contact information the online form did not yet exist. I was instructed to collect information and send it to my Customer Service team, who would manually process the requests. I don't know how many they had in queue, or how long it would take, but was assured it would be within 30 days.
Since then, McAfee created a webform to expidite these requests, and I know people who have filled out the online form have already gotten their extension. I will contact a Customer Service manager today and see if I can find out what the mix up here is. In the meantime, if you would like to fill out that form, it won't hurt anything. Here's the direct link to the form, and I'll reply here with the update when I get it later today.
http://us.mcafee.com/en-us/landingpages/datredirect.asp?cid=77953
ok, if you have a windows cd, you should be able to reinstall the windows audio portion.
When you go into device manager, you said there was no sound card listed, correct? We should be able to add hardware here and tell it we want to select our own driver. We'll need to know what type of sound card she has. Do you know the specs of the onboard soundcard? or even of the motherboard (I could probably look it up from there). What we're going to want to do basically is aim the hardware wizard at the windows cd for drivers.
Or, if we're very lucky (this is not usually the case in my experience with onboard sound devices), we might find a driver for that sound card from the manufacturer's website which will auto-install.
No, the sound device is shown under the device manager. I removed it through device manager and it was "reinstalled" with drivers when the computer was restarted.
The only info I have on the sound card is "SoundMax Integrated Digital Audio" with a Windows Driver.
When I try to start the Windows Audio Service the error code is 1067.
Thanks
You probably need to install the Soundmax drivers and software usually provided on a disk or available at the motherboard manufacturer's website or on the support page at HP or wherever for that PC..
On my motherboard which has built-in Soundmax 7.1 sound it's a separate installation altogether and installing just drivers alone or allowing Windows to install its own doesn't enable sound, you also need the Soundmax software.
Message was edited by: Ex_Brit on 27/05/10 7:20:29 EDT AMYeah, that's what I was thinking too Ex_Brit.
What's the computer? An HP? If I can get the computer and model # I can probably find the driver.
Just going from personal experience here - I format and install systems fairly often...I hate to say, and I noticed my Soundmax doesn't work until the software is installed as well as the driver.
As to why it should have been disabled is another matter. Look for Soundmax in Control Panel/Add or Remove Programs (XP), Programs/Uninstall a Program (Vista/Windows 7) and see if it offers a repair option when selected usually under a button marked "Change" in that panel.
Message was edited by: Ex_Brit on 27/05/10 7:46:15 EDT AMI went through the entire computer crash and burn thanks to the faulty DAT update (I posted previously).
Because my subscription was due to expire on the 10th of this month (May), I called McAfee customer service on May 4th, explained everything, and asked that the subscription extension be applied, or that my account be extended so that I didn't have to pay for something that the CEO of McAfee said I was to receive at no charge. (And yes, I already filled out the online form). I was under the impression that the person I spoke with understood completely that I did not expect any charges to be applied and that my account would be eligible for software updates.
I just opened my credit card statement, and McAfee was so kind as to charge me 165,750 Columbian Pesos, plus a Foreign Transaction Fee of $2.50. Total - $85.87 for a year's subscription of a 3-user suite.
First, I did NOT authorize the person I spoke with (in Columbia, maybe?) to charge my card. I also have auto-renewal turned OFF. Second, a Foreign Transaction Fee??? McAfee is a US-based company, isn't it?
Third - 165,750 Pesos (sorry - $83.37) for a one-year subscription on an existing account? Is that the going rate - roughly twice the normal price?
I then called McAfee this evening and explained everything to the woman in India that I spoke with. The end result? I'm supposed to get a credit at some point (funny how McAfee had no problem taking my money right away, but can't issue a credit as quickly), and now my subscription is showing as being expired as of the 9th of this month. The woman I spoke with didn't really seem to understand the concept of having the latest updates and I don't think she really cared. So no more updates until McAfee starts to actually process those 2 year extensions.
I would really, REALLY like an explanation of how this could have happened and when the extensions will be applied.
I've already filed a complaint with my credit card company. The next will be with the Attorney General and BBB in my home state.
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