JR_tonbo

Here is what I found worked for me.
I post this in hope to help others in the same situation that took me some
time to figure out.
I don't care if you do not like Mcafee or Norton, your answers to Just
"uninstall" does not really solve anyones problem, it only allows you to vent
- Keep it to yourself.
And for the poor souls that follow such ill advice where will these jokers
be when your system is infected and crashes?
So I truly hope that the following information will help a few people out
there.

1. Open Windows mail
> 2. Click on the "Tools" button.
> 3. Select "Accountants"
> 4. Remove all accountants but your own.
> 5.Fully install Mcafee (add deleted options). or reinstall it.
> 6.Restart computer.
> 7. Repeat steps 1-3
> 8. With "Accountants" window open Select the "Properties" button.
> 9. Check off box: "Include this accountant when recieving mail or
> synchronizing".
> 10. Next click the "Servers" tab next to the "General" tab.
> 11. Delete and fill in your "E-mail username" & "Password"
> 12. Next Check off the box: My server requires Authentication"
> 13. Now you can click the "Settings..." button.
> 14. Select "log on using"
> 15. Fill in your "E-mail username & Password" the same as step 11.
> 16. Check off "Remember password" Box.
> 17. Hit OK.
> 18. Restart computer.
> 19. DONE!
> I have found this to be more a problem with the internet provided. My Mcafee
> is fully installed and working fine.
> The following (if you're interested) is what I'm running.
> A Dell XPS 410
> Dual Core 2 E6600 (2.4GHZ)
> 2GB DDR2 SDRAM @ 667 MHZ
> ATI Radeon X1300 PRO 256 MB
> Mcafee 36 month subscription
> Windows Vista Home Premium
>
> GOOD LUCK!!!!