Do I need to uninstall McAfee first?
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You do not need to uninstall other antivirus programs, however you should disable them so as not to interfere with installation. It is better to uninstall different antivirus programs to assure a clean install of the new program. I think you will be happy with the webroot product.
776832
Hello. no. it might have mcafee but 30 days trial or even less. best regards
1167285
No,I ha0d to take Kaspersky to my computer guy just to install. He took two day to install it. Good bye kaspersky.
1091891
No. You don't use an ID and Password to access your McAfee Internet Security software. If you mean does it automatically sign you in to other websites, etc., the answer is also no, which is a good thing. However, the install is VERY easy and once you're a user of it, when you buy a new version next year and install it, it will automatically uninstall any traces of the older version(s). Great product.
943801
You shouldn't. You should burn that cd, since it's completely loaded with malware. Just download an app from the App Store.
929598
I can only assume. If McAfee wants to keep customers, they will upgrade you for free AND you keep your license for your purchase period (one year). I can't answer your question definitively.
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I used to have MCafee and still my Computer died 2 years ago when it caught the Malware Virus. I was using Mcafee then it did not help. My roommate was able to revive my Computer. I just recently purchased this item and so far I have not got any virus's yet. My roommate is a Computer specialist she recommend this item.
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I'm sure the issue is only affecting those two, if I heard correctly those are current bugs that are being worked on during the beta updates Mac gives. Even if it wasn't caused by an update, those are apple related products and should not affect the Antivirus program . Either way the deal is nice and you may as well buy it now.
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Yes, I've purchased one recently and it comes with the McAfee Antivirus software, free for 60 days. I bought it back in May. It's about to expire. Due to cost of today's Antivirus software I will probably search for a free version. Microsoft has Microsoft Essentials which is free and works pretty well.
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Yes you can install for three. Just be aware that if you later want to change one, and re-install, that McAfee won't let you change computers, even though they say it is possible on the website. You have to buy another whole package if you decide to change anything.
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You need to buy an antivirus regardless of the machine youre getting. Unless ur os is linux, even Mac OS whatever needs an AV now.
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That would be your best bet. I always remove all of my I.S. & Virus systems when installing a COMPLETE all-in-one product such as Webroot (or, any other all-in-one that you may have previously installed), as it has a built-in anti-virus system. If you don't remove your previous system, you could run into future problems of both systems trying to work...and they could end up working against each other.
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Any of the legitimate ones will be fine: Norton, McAfee, and AVG etc. If you have AT&T; internet service you can use McAfee for free. I have AT&T; u-verse internet and McAfee security suite is working out fine for me.
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I don't remember, I guess it came with McAfee free by a month, as usual in almost all Asus laptops. Now I'm using AVG free. Luck.
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Yes, I am Running Malwarebyte with Bitdefender Plus. Win 8.1 OS. Did have problems with Asus MO utilities that would not allow Bitdefender to load. Bitdefender support staff said they would find a work-around but never came back.
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No. It seems all McAfee software is not now coming with a "Rebate" card and serial number which is used to download their software, and you best have a high-speed Internet connection when you begin your download too, and you still might have install issues but McAfee does have decent support. Always use their uninstall tool to completely uninstall previous versions of McAfee software before installing new to avoid these issues.
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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.