See System Requirements for additional information. Subscriptions covering 'all' devicesĭevices. Your subscription is subject to our License Agreement and Privacy Notice.You may request a refund by contacting Customer Support within 30 days of initial purchase or.Time after purchase from your My Account page. The amount you are charged upon purchase.Message was edited by: Ex_Brit on 13/05/13 3:08:26 EDT PM You have to then find which key on the left column pertains to it and right-click/Properties/Permissions and give yourself permission. If one says it can't be deleted this is where it gets complicated. It can take a long time if a lot of McAfee components were oroginally installed and the MCPR removal tool (Useful Links at top of this page) didn't work for some reason.

Hit your F3 key for the next instance and keep going until all entries are gone. Whatever is found, right-click and delete. Enter 'McAfee' (minus the '') then click 'Find next' (or hit the enter key).

It can then be rebuilt by simply right-clicking that desktop item and selecting Merge. Go to File tab and click 'Export' and send all of the registry to your desktop. If for some reason it's expanded, collapse it and then highlight My Computer (Computer in Vista/Windows 7/8). In Windows 8 it's easiest just to click the Windows key + R simultaneously.Ī page should open with the top left hand corner looking something like this: Go to Start/Run and enter regedit and click OK. The only other thing to do I guess would be the registry cleanup method: Perhaps this was a very old version of the software and the tool is not removing all of it because of that. Are you sure you uninstalled all McAfee items from Control Panel and ran the latest version of MCPR from the support website (or the link under Useful Links at the top of this page)? Also note that MCPR only removes regular home versions of the software, none of the Enterprise software.

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