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Why does the McShield has to use all my CPU and Ram capacity?
ok, i think i figured it out. the mcafee installer i have from my university installs virusscan 7.0 and epoagent ~2.0; however, it immidiately updates. I believe that installs epoagent 3.0; but leaves the old version on my computer. so i used the aginst32 /remove command to rid that. i think...- meambobbo
- Post #19
- Forum: Security, hacker detection & forensics
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Why does the McShield has to use all my CPU and Ram capacity?
here's another piece of info - opening agent (config setting) inside the c:\epoagent folder, contains these two lines: SoftwareID=ePOAgent2000 Version=22319880 perhaps this is the version installed. agInst32 says version 2.5.1.252, however. Thanks for the help.- meambobbo
- Post #17
- Forum: Security, hacker detection & forensics
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Why does the McShield has to use all my CPU and Ram capacity?
inside the folder you specified, i have cleanup, cmdagent, frameworkservice, frminst, mcscript, naprdmgr, and updaterUI. All the other files are dll's. Does this sound consistent with being able to remove version 2.5? If so, what should i run to install the "new" version? What...- meambobbo
- Post #16
- Forum: Security, hacker detection & forensics
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Why does the McShield has to use all my CPU and Ram capacity?
i am having similar problems VS - 7.0.0 v def - 4325 scan - 4.3.20. mcshield, mcupdate, and scan32 (which will lock up unless closing them through task manager) all cause the 96+% CPU usage problem. When I installed VS, it put the folder EPOAgent in c:\, and naimas32 and naimag32 run as...- meambobbo
- Post #14
- Forum: Security, hacker detection & forensics
