[Kenny94]

Originally Posted by rainforest123

k 94:
Thanks for the information.

Will Process Explorer terminate stubborn services?

RF123

Yes it will. Process Explorer is a Task Manager on steroids...

Process Explorer was use back several years ago to Kill a malware Process and Services for removal. Because Task Manager or HJT (Killing a Running Process part) was not strong enough. Now with ComboFix and other malware tools. Process Explorer is not use as much.

[Gamajobert]

Other suggestions that have worked for me with other programs. Go into CCleaner/Tools/Cookies and see if there is still an active Mc cookie. Is so, transfer it to the left column then run the cleaner.

If Mc has partly uninstalled - use Search then go into My Computer and find the files found and delete them individually.

[rainforest123]

s p:
What's the status?

You may need to contact McAfee for assistance with a manual uninstall, as Gamajobert suggests.

K 94:
VROOOOOM!
eh?
Thanks.

G:
Thanks for the CC tip.

Search for what?
Not every file & folder associated with Mcafee has "Mcafee" in its name. Note very file beginning with "mc" is a McAfee file.

RF123

[techservices24]

You can use the "Revo-uninstaller" software. It will surely help you.

[techservices24]

you can use the "Revo-Uninstaller" software to uninstall mcafee.
It will surely help you.

[Gamajobert]

I found a wonderful program called Windows Installer Clean Up (why it's not part of the standard Windows product I don't know). When you D/L it it lists all programs and lets you delete what you want (or better don't want). I've just used it to dump a bad Java installation. It doesn't actually delete the program - only the exe I think - but it worked.

[seo]

Do install the program again and then un-install it. Hope it helps as I've experienced the same thing with SpySweeper.

[rainforest123]

smallportion:
How are things?

RF123