I evaluated McAfee Site Advisor recently. Uninstalled it. Removed manually all the bits I could find and I thought CCleaner would find any registry entries I had not manually removed.
I find " McAfee Antivirus" in the list of applications under CCleaner. ( McAfee Antivirus was used about 2.5 years ago . Since then the disk
has been formatted twice).
There should not be any trace of McAfee!
How to get rid of bits of McAfee leftover?
I've found that traces of what CCleaner finds and supposedly removes...if there's anything "leftover" they're harmless bits of registry hive nonsense that are usually 1 bit or 0 in size. Even on a small XP drive they're minimal at best. Certainly not something that should be "first priority" in regaining disk space.
You wanna breathe of fresh air? Get a Windows 7 tower with a terabyte drive. Big difference.
McAfee probably has left over registry keys, and application data. If you installed it for a 3rd party browser such as Firefox it will also still be lingering inside your profile prefs file.
You want registry bloat? Try QuickTime.
Quicktime still exists? ,_,
You know, for a company that alledges it produces superior software and hardware...
> Any of its software for Windows
> Safari and Quicktime in general.
On topic guys
you need to delete a folder in common apps directory
%CommonAppData%\McAfee\MCLOGS
depending on your operating system version that location may be in one of a few different locations