PSU: 2.15 gigahertz Intel Celeron N2840 112 kilobyte primary memory cache 1024 kilobyte secondary memory Screen Resolution: AMD Radeon(TM) R4 Graphics Monitor(s) Displays: Generic PnP Monitor (15.3"vis, January 2015) Sound Card: AMD High Definition Audio Device Realtek High Definition Audio Memory: 3982 Megabytes Usable Installed Memory Slot 'Bottom-slot 1(left)' is Empty Slot 'Bottom-slot 2(righ With your machine being a few years in theres little to be updated if anything. Just check the support page periodically for updates.
Ive yet to get a single build over the past few years that actually updated, only got the same that you are.
Select the program you want to remove and click the remove. This hybrid arrangement pays off with across-the-board performance improvements over last-gen chips. Here, you can see a list of all the programs on your laptop. With up to eight high-performance Golden Cove cores, these processors offer enviable power for any workload, and up to eight power-efficient Gracemont cores breeze through light tasks while only sipping power. System Manufacturer/Model Number: HP Laptop 15-bw0xx Uninstall the ASUS Live update app or disable it in startup. Open the Windows Start Menu, type 'configuration' and open the Configuration window. Occasionally, one needs to run the MCPR tool more than once (rebooting in between), and (rarely) it must be run from Windows Safe Mode to clean up remnants. So, as with this new system, I got most/all of my programs installed first, and THEN I replaced McAfee with Kaspersky.ģ) It's a good idea to exactly follow the steps detailed in the TS article provided in Borg 386's post, in order to get a proper, clean uninstall of McAfee.
#ASUS LIVE UPDATE SHOULD I REMOVE IT SOFTWARE#
My experience is that McAfee is far less "finicky" about software installs than - for example - the Kaspersky with which I replace it.
#ASUS LIVE UPDATE SHOULD I REMOVE IT DOWNLOAD#
That way, in the unlikely event that you do ever reinstall McAfee on that system, you will still have your download and activation rights.Ģ) If you plan to replace McAfee with a more robust 3rd-party AV/security suite, it's not a bad idea to get all of your 3rd-party productivity and other programs/apps installed first. I just did so on this new Dell 8900 Win10 box.Ī couple of "pearls" from the "been there, done that" camp:ġ) It's not a bad idea to "activate" and "register" the OEM McAfee on the system BEFORE you uninstall it, as explained in the TS article for which Borg 386 provided the link. Download the MCPR tool from and save it to a temporary folder on your computer.Yep, Borg 386's advice to use the MCPR tool is the way to go.Īs a McAfee refugee/survivor from many years back, I always remove it from my OEM computers.
0 kommentar(er)
