How do I disable MaAfee Privacy Service

[LarryE]

I just got a Dell Dimension 3000 with McAfee Security Center. I used the Files and Settings Wizard on the new PC and a null modem cable to transport my files and setting from my old PC to the new. McAfee asks me each time I boot up to login as Administrator. I went to the McAfee Security Center and disabled Privacy Service, but each time I boot up it is enabled again. How do I stop McAfee from asking me to sign in each time? Also in my task bar there is an Icon for “Local Area Connection, A network cable is unplugged” how do I get rid of that. I have disconnected the USB null modem cable, as I only wanted to transfer files. I appreciate the help.

 

[Dimandja]

Laryy, you other thread plus this one, paints a disturbing picture. Are you trying to break into a computer you are not allowed to use?

Why can't you simply ask the owner to let you into this PC, if in fact the owner is agreeing to it?

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[LarryE]

Dimandja, this post has nothing to do with the first post. This post is about my computer and how it starts up. How does that relate to a database attachment not being able to get through Outlook Express? Before you attack a person’s motives, you should read and comprehend more thoroughly. The "picture" you mention is weird abstract art. How many times have you been hacked with a Microsoft Access Database attached to your e-mail? I hope the monitor reads this and gives you some good advice. For those out there on this planet, I hope you can help.

 

[Dimandja]

Sorry I misunderstood your post.

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[LarryE]

Not a problem. I have always had great results on this forum. Lots of good folks willing to help out. I'm sure now that you meant well.

 

[dput]

LarryE,

I have never liked McAfee. I would remove it using the Control Panel, Add & Remove Programs and then replace it with something that works better.

Dan

 

[LarryE]

Thanks, Dan, I agree. I do like Norton better.