Will it be easy to uninstall Webroot perfectly on Windows 8 and on Mac OS X 10.8? On the web, I found some complaints about uninstalling problems.
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I'm sorry but can't help you with regards to Windows 8 or Mac, but I was able to uninstall it without any problems on Win XP - and the new AV immediately picked up a trojan and a couple of minor bugs that Webroot never blinked at.
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Hi Chaloots! Yeah, I had wondered the same thing; on their website FAQ they state: "...All of our courses are compatible with both Windows (PC) and Mac computers..." from the simonsezit dot com faq page. Maybe an Amazon typo, or maybe it refers to Elements 12 not being compatible with Apple Tiger, Leopard, or Snow Leopard, while Elements 12 will work on all versions of Windows XPsp3 and above? Or maybe there's something magical about this particular DVD; after all they said it on the Internet so it must be true! &lt;ggg&gt; Regards, Jim
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Try this link over at webroot forum https://community.webroot.com/t5/Webroot-SecureAnywhere-Antivirus/Safari-Web-Extension-Problems/td-p/31624#.Uisi0j-R4eM Seems to be an on going issue.
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I needed no drivers. It worked right away. No idea about web drivers but you can look for them. It has never gave me a single problem.
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You do not have to use the pre-loaded software. You can always partition and format the drive yourself. Here is a good article you can share with your customer assuming he is on the MAC. http://www.cnet.com/how-to/how-to-set-up-an-external-hard-drive-for-use-with-os-x/ If you did install it and are trying to remove it, we can have tech support assist them. If you use the uninstaller and don't just delete the folder it should be fine.
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To me, the biggest problem with bloatware is the installation of McAfee - - which I find very obtrusive, slow and real pain in the you know what. I had to go Dell support (which was fantastic) to completely remove McAfee and switch over to Windows Defender (which has always worked for me) that is integral to 8.1 windows. Outside of that - - not too bad for bloatware. Easily removable.
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I use a Mac and have no issues. The web interface requires a browser like Safari or Chrome or Firefox. I personally use Chrome on the Mac, and it works fine.
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I have found it unnecessary to install an anti-virus program if I am running Windows through Parallels. I do all of my web surfing through Safari on my Mac and therefore bypass the vulnerabilities of IE in Windows.
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I havent been able to find any good software for my hackintosh i am running 10.7 but there was some software solutions but i have not been able to get any of them to work. It was much easier to get it to run on windows and with mac that of course is possible as well.
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I have been using it with OS X Mount Lion since the OS came out with no issues. I have had no overheating issues, and although I don't use the WD software that is included I wouldn't object to it for any reason. Just format, load, and go...very easy.
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Ask HP if they'd give you a Windows XP recovery CD. You know... you could probably find an XP torrent if you can't get the disk from HP. You're entitled I think, since you have a license for Vista already. Or... you can get a Mac which has an OS better than XP (and can install XP as well). Check it out. I think ChangeWave reported that 20% of people really liked Vista while 50% really liked XP. That's good reason to "downgrade" to XP, right? If you'd agree, realize that the same study showed that 80% of people really liked Mac OS X Leopard.
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YES. Webroot is good stuff. For that extra ability to remove anything that could get through, strongly recommend Malwarebyte (free version or subscription). The latter is the malware that many IT professionals use as fail-safe to remove threats. Both Webroot and Malwarebytes are completely compatible. Considering the amount of nasties out there, it makes for extra comfort.
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You probably don't need to delete and uninstall stuff. However, I just purchased this printer and went through the wireless setup. It found my SSID and then I entered the encryption key. It told me it successfully connected to my network yet on my PC it does not show up. The first wireless printer I bought last year from a different company. Unlike this it was easy to setup. I guess it would have been easy had the procedure worked......
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It performs great on Mac OS X and installs in seconds with a very light imprint. You can check out Webroot's Mac Security page with this url: http://www.webroot.com/En_US/consumer-products-secureanywhere-mac-security.html Mike R Webroot Community Support Team
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I use it with no problems on Windows 8 machines, Mac's and older windows versions. Was the drive setup for use on a Mac by any chance?
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YES, and it "jams" just as good! I'm currently running Win 8.1 Pro with the complete MS Office Suite on a MAC OS X laptop. But, I'm running Win 8.1 in a Virtual Machine space using Parallels Desktop 10. Parallels will let you run dual OS along with sharing resources from the MAC. In other words the MAC is really running Win 8.1 as a "guest OS" in a sense. But, I found Parallels Desktop to be VERY SOLID and STABLE product and simple to setup and use. I ran both versions 9 and 10, as 10 is a recent upgrade. However, Parallels will cost you between $60 and $100. I bought the $60 product, which includes support for remote access from a MAC OS X laptop, an iPad, or a mobile iPone. I use Access from my mobile 5s iPhone with a high degree of success to run the laptop when it's not with me. But, BassJump 2 does work very good even under Windows! Some MAC users run Winn 8.1 using Bootcamp as a stand-alone OS. I do not have any experience with this environment. But, Parallels let's you run Win 8.1 at the same time OS X is running as a dual OS environment, and only uses about 1Gb hard disk to install and run Win 8.1. Parallels will also allow you to adjust disk and memory resources. But, I find both to be very substantial. One more note, this product does fill the "void" in sound, but is best used if placed directly behind the flip lid of your laptop and will deliver enough sound just to entrain 1 person. Namely, you. If you want to entertain 3 or more, I would advise getting an external Bluetooth sound system for that. But, remember that this solution uses it's own power source, whereas the BassJump 2 pulls power direct from the laptop via a USB port. Good luck with your choice!
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Sorry, Eugene...I do not have an answer for you. BUT, there should be a Customer Service number from Webroot and they should be able to help at the Company Site. (I do not have the AntiVirus Download. I have the Internet Security Plus system.)