McAfee AntiVirus Plus 2013 - 3 PCs (Product Key Card) - OEM

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Scanning engine
Vulnerability scanner
Safe searching and shopping
Digital data message

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Brand: McAfee

Model: MAV13EDV3RAA

Spec

Name: AntiVirus Plus 2013 - 3 PCs (Product Key Card)

Type: Antivirus

Operating Systems Supported: Windows

System Requirements: Windows XP SP3 or higher (32-bit)

Windows Vista SP1 (32- and 64-bit)

Windows 7 (32- and 64-bit)

Windows 8 (32- and 64-bit)

512 MB RAM for XP

2 GB RAM for Vista and Windows 7

500 MB free drive space

1 GHz processor

Packaging: OEM

Features

Features: People want to enjoy the benefits of connecting, surfing, and shopping online and don't want to think about security risks. At McAfee, we live and breathe digital security, relentlessly working to stay several steps ahead of the bad guys. Every second of every day, we focus on one thing: keeping your digital life safe, so that you can surf, shop, and socialize online with confidence.

Fend Off Viruses and Malware

NEW High-performance scanning engine - We built our next-generation scanning engine to guard your PC from the latest viruses, Trojans, spyware, rootkits, and other threats, all without seriously compromising battery life or slowing your PC down.

ENHANCED Safe searching and shopping - With color-coded icons next to every search result, including popular social networking sites, you'll know if the site you're about to visit is safe.

ENHANCED Digital data message - including the location of the blocked IP address and what makes the connection unsafe.

NEW Home screen - Got a touch-friendly device? Our new home screen is built with your fingers in mind. And it still works great with a track pad or mouse, so navigating to common security tasks is a breeze - on any device.

ENHANCED Security reports - We've redesigned the security report to bring you the information you need in visually interesting ways. The new report includes relevant images and links for an easier-to-understand snapshot of what's going on in the world of security.

NEW Vulnerability scanner - If your OS and programs are out of date, you could be vulnerable to threats. The new vulnerability scanner checks your PC for missing updates, and then recommends solutions to keep you safe.

NEW Malicious ads and popup protection - Websites don't always have control over the ads they display. Sometimes, you might find a risky ad on a site you trust every day. McAfee automatically blocks suspect malicious ads to keep you protected.

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Rob 3/9/2013 12:50:14 PM Tech Level: 3/5 Ownership: 3/5 Verified Owner	Rating: 3/5Good, but not good enough Pros: Overall it work rather well and doesn't seem to hog system resources or slow down my computer. Cons: Finds a few files as viruses that are actually part of my software. Then it doesn't allow you the option of telling the anti-virus to ignore that file. At least if it does I haven't found it. SO every day I start my computer to find a software program that won't run because McAfee anti-virus has removed a file (McAfee says it removed a threat) Even AVG free when it finds what it thinks is a threat pops up a window and allows you to choose how to deal with the threat, remove it, quarantine it, or ignore it. This version of McAfee does not offer you that option. I had to uninstall McAfee anti-virus, and reinstall my software program in order to resolve that issue. Back to AVG for me. Other Thoughts: Seems to be a good anti-virus program and may well work for most people. It doesn't slow down your computer the way Norton does, and doesn't use many resources. But it really needs to allow you to tell it how to deal with found threats. It doesn't, and that makes it worthless for me. It came free when I ordered Windows 7 Pro 64 bit. So I gave it a try. I would have kept using it (even though I'd have to pay again every year) because it didn't slow my computer down any. But it removes files it thinks are threats if they are or not and no way to stop it from doing that, that I have found. Granted I did spend a month trying to sort it out, but I did try several things over a weeks period of time. Nada, so out it goes. 2 out of 4 people found this review helpful. Did you? Thanks for the valuable feedback you provided!

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Rob
3/9/2013 12:50:14 PM
Tech Level: 3/5
Ownership: 3/5
Verified Owner

Rating: 3/5Good, but not good enough

Pros: Overall it work rather well and doesn't seem to hog system resources or slow down my computer.

Cons: Finds a few files as viruses that are actually part of my software. Then it doesn't allow you the option of telling the anti-virus to ignore that file. At least if it does I haven't found it. SO every day I start my computer to find a software program that won't run because McAfee anti-virus has removed a file (McAfee says it removed a threat)

Even AVG free when it finds what it thinks is a threat pops up a window and allows you to choose how to deal with the threat, remove it, quarantine it, or ignore it. This version of McAfee does not offer you that option. I had to uninstall McAfee anti-virus, and reinstall my software program in order to resolve that issue. Back to AVG for me.

Other Thoughts: Seems to be a good anti-virus program and may well work for most people. It doesn't slow down your computer the way Norton does, and doesn't use many resources. But it really needs to allow you to tell it how to deal with found threats. It doesn't, and that makes it worthless for me.

It came free when I ordered Windows 7 Pro 64 bit. So I gave it a try. I would have kept using it (even though I'd have to pay again every year) because it didn't slow my computer down any. But it removes files it thinks are threats if they are or not and no way to stop it from doing that, that I have found. Granted I did spend a month trying to sort it out, but I did try several things over a weeks period of time. Nada, so out it goes.

2 out of 4 people found this review helpful. Did you? Yes