Alan Edgar (Eggy1948)

Another attempt :- Windows 10 1. Left click on the plain Windows logo at the bottom left hand corner of your screen and that will display all the programs you have loaded. 2. Scroll through and find the MacAphee logo 3. Right click on that logo and you will get the option to uninstall.

CL - all my attempts to add displays + text etc. for uninstalling on Windows 10 have failed and I don't know why they all failed to upload - I'm working on it.

This is just guess work and Google - it's a few years since I used McAphee = free version for a year. Have you ever used the 'uninstall' command? Type uninstall in your 'Start/Search' panel and you should get a list of all the software programs you have installed and when you click on the program you are after you should get an option to Uninstall/Delete. If you have access to the 'Control Panel' and depending on your Windows version you might be able to access the uninstall tool via the Control Panel that could take you to the Programs and Features option that when selected gives you a list of all your installed software and the option to uninstall :- If you still have McAphee dashboard then you could try :- Access the McAfee dashboard. Select “Navigation” from the top-right corner. From the “Next” tab, select “General Settings and Alerts.” To manually turn off pop-ups, select the “Informational Alerts” and “Protection Alerts” option. Uncheck the boxes to stop receiving pop-up alerts. If thay fails then it

Has anyone upgraded their system to Windows 11 and if so were there any problems?

Can't even spell it. That will teach me not to divide into it, but it';s too late for me to change

Oops - dived is not an alternative for multiply. Edgar boy, you must try harder

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@Andy Millne - would you place @lilbill15's vote?

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@lilbill15 - At the top of this page under Discussion>Talk of the Town>Piper Award 2021 - Andy has created a 'Poll' with all the nominees names👍

@Andy Millne - to follow on from @Bedlingtonian's 2020 award's would you create a 'voting table' for 2021.? Id's I think should be included are - @Canny lass- @Vic Patterson - @HIGH PIT WILMA - @Bedlingtonian - @Andy Millne - @Pete- @John Fox (foxy) - @Jammy - @lilbill15 - @Maggie/915- @_pauls - @rosco - @James - @Rigger & @Malcolm Robinson and naturally any other member that anyone knows has contributed to the group over the year.

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Hello @Ellie Thorpe - I am an ex Bedlington lad, now retired, and therefore can't give you info on the current view of Bedlington residents but hopefully, like Andy has above, I can give you 'www' links to info on Bedlington. One of the members on this group is an independant Bedlington councillor - @Malcolm Robinson - and Malcolm often posts :- current info - videos of council meetings - development plans etc. etc. I'm sure you will have Googled Bedlington. The following are Google images of the town. Bedlington has two identities - The Top End & Bedlington Station (where the old railway statio still is and will be reopened under the new plans).

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