Computer was fine, now is having lag spikes

[Crono]

Originally Posted by Cubical

and if that doesnt work try installing on another computer

What if that doesn't work?

[Cubical]

Originally Posted by Crono

What if that doesn't work?

he could try playing a different game or furiously clap his hands until injury

[MysticalDragon]

Like Jerret said MCAfee is just bad for any computer, It's heavy weight and a CPU/Ram hog samething with Norton. I would advise you to use things such as Webroot and Kaspersky. There both Cloud based and run completely in the background with out your computer feeling the impact.

[scriptless]

Originally Posted by MysticalDragon

Like Jerret said MCAfee is just bad for any computer, It's heavy weight and a CPU/Ram hog samething with Norton. I would advise you to use things such as Webroot and Kaspersky. There both Cloud based and run completely in the background with out your computer feeling the impact.

I doubt he's going to try uninstalling it because he keeps saying it was running fine with these programs before and now he's having problems. I am wondering if maybe his scanner just wasn't scanning before and now its scanning during times he's using it. Which would like kill his performance. Yes I remember norton was okay then 1 version it just went to crap.

[Cubical]

prob couldnt even uninstall it if he wanted to

[MysticalDragon]

Originally Posted by scriptless

I doubt he's going to try uninstalling it because he keeps saying it was running fine with these programs before and now he's having problems. I am wondering if maybe his scanner just wasn't scanning before and now its scanning during times he's using it. Which would like kill his performance. Yes I remember norton was okay then 1 version it just went to crap.

He can at the very least pause McAfee indefinitely to see if that's the cause of the issue. If he is posting for help, that means he doesn't know what the issue is? So he can't say its NOT McAfee without at least trying it.

[scriptless]

Originally Posted by MysticalDragon

He can at the very least pause McAfee indefinitely to see if that's the cause of the issue. If he is posting for help, that means he doesn't know what the issue is? So he can't say its NOT McAfee without at least trying it.

Yeah, I agree. But we have already suggested it and his response was it worked before why is it now not. not really the okay I don't think that will work, but I will try it response I would expect