Hi Jeff,

In my oppinion you should give It a try.
Ive been using McAfee for many years, both In private use and in
professional use.
Ive also been using amny other solutions so I have the experience of more
than one product.

McAfee has always worked fine, there have been no more issue than with other
systems.
On a home computer with normal use Its definatly suitible to use, even with
a default configuration.

On professional levels Its all depending on the use of the computer and/or
server and systems thats used.
That may trigger needs to go to an advanced level of configuration with
exclusions, tweaking etc.

Also consider the professional level that you will have with avert labs,
support and above all, the price for the product.

//Henrik, MCP-SBS,


"Jeff@unknown.com" <JeffMalka@orthohelp.com> skrev i meddelandet
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> Thanks both of you. That was my inclination but I wanted some expert
> thoughts.
>
> Jeff
>
> David B. wrote:
>> Absolutely, positively, most definitely 100% NOT.
>> Stay with what your using now.
>>
>>
>> "Jeff@unknown.com" <JeffMalka@orthohelp.com> wrote in message
>> news:Ov2GGCg1IHA.5564@TK2MSFTNGP06.phx.gbl...
>>> My 3 PCs are on a home wireless network and run XP SP3. For
>>> protection I use Avast antivirus, ZA free and do frequent checks for
>>> malware (Ad-Aware and Spybot). My internet access is high speed via
>>> a router using COX. In my area Cox is now offering a free download and
>>> use of McAfee
>>> Security Suite to its customers. Should I replace my present Avast
>>> and ZA with the free McAfee suite? I've heard that McAfee can be a
>>> hog on resources and slow down the PC.
>>>
>>> Recommendations?
>>>
>>> Jeff
>
>