I had McAfee on my computer and had a problem with them and they had the ordasity to want to charge me to get rid of them they had my computer to where I could'nt log in to any of my sites and when I tryed to get some help,like I said they wanted to charge me 35.00 to git rid of them.Ended up haveing to reprograming every thing,so lots of luck.
I had Norton Internet Security preinstalled on my computer, and when the computer was delivered I uninstalled it before it had a chance to get a grip on my system. If you can't uninstall it from the control panel add/remove, click it on the start up menu and see if it has a uninstall button. After I uninstalled Norton, I typed norton in my search page on the start up menu and searched for any files left behind. There were quite a few. I deleted them. ThenI typed Symantec and deleted some more files. Sometimes if you open in your case Mcaffee in control panel, and look at every file, there might be a file that says uninstall or some abbreviation of that. Click on the file, and if it's an uninstall file, you can get it done.
I also have McAfee Personal Firewall and recently got this info/link at their user forum. Instructions for uninstalling appear to be clear and concise. I merely took note of it because I plan to uninstall as soon as my subscription expires or the package begins to malfunction, which seems to be a frequent occurence with their products: (can you tell I'm not happy with McAfee, either?)
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Here is the link to the Mcafee site. On the left is the pulldown list to find your particular product.
http://ts.mcafeehelp.com/?siteID=1&resolution=1024x768