McAfee Total Protection (2009) [App][de-eng-fr-ita].iso

McAfee Total Protection Release Notes Copyright(C) 2007-2008 McAfee, Inc. All Rights Reserved =================================================== Contents Features Installation and System Requirements Known Issues Diagnosing Your Protection Problems Configuring Your Web Browser Documentation Contacting McAfee Copyright and License Agreement --------------------------------------------------- Features McAfee Total Protection includes the following programs and features: SECURITYCENTER Simplified protection status Easily review your computer's protection status, check for updates, and fix potential protection problems. Automated updates and upgrades Automatically download and install updates for your registered programs. When a new version of a registered McAfee program is available, you get it at no charge while your subscription is valid, ensuring that you always have up-to-date protection. Real-time alerting Receive notification of emergency virus outbreaks and security threats. Then remove, neutralize, or learn more about the threat. VIRUSSCAN Comprehensive virus protection Protect your computer from the latest security threats, including viruses, Trojans, tracking cookies, spyware, adware, and other potentially unwanted programs. Protection extends beyond the files and folders on your desktop, targeting threats from different points of entry — including e-mail, instant messages, and the Web. No tedious administration required. Resource-aware scanning options Use minimal computer resources when scanning so that higher priority is given to other tasks. Using minimal computer resources does not reduce the effectiveness of the scan. VirusScan offers you the flexibility to customize real-time and manual scanning options if you want to; but if you don't, your computer remains protected. Automatic repairs Let VirusScan decide how to repair a threat. If VirusScan detects security threats while running a real-time or manual scan, it tries to handle the threat automatically according to the threat type. This way, most threats can be detected and neutralized without your interaction. PERSONAL FIREWALL Standard and custom protection levels Guard against intrusion and suspicious activity using Firewall's default or customizable protection settings. Real-time recommendations Receive recommendations, dynamically, to help you determine whether programs should be granted Internet access or network traffic should be trusted. Intelligent access management for programs Manage Internet access for programs, through alerts and event logs, and configure access permissions for specific programs. Gaming protection Prevent alerts regarding intrusion attempts and suspicious activities from distracting you during full-screen gaming. Computer startup protection Protect your computer from intrusion attempts, unwanted programs, and network traffic as soon as Windows starts. System service port control Manage open and closed system service ports required by some programs. Manage computer connections Allow and block remote connections between other computers and your computer. HackerWatch information integration Track global hacking and intrusion patterns through HackerWatch's Web site, which also provides current security information about programs on your computer, as well as global security events and Internet port statistics. Lockdown Firewall Instantly block all inbound and outbound traffic between your computer and the Internet. Restore Firewall Instantly restore Firewall's original protection settings. Advanced Trojan detection Detect and block potentially malicious programs, such as Trojans, from relaying your personal information on the Internet. Event logging Track recent inbound, outbound, and intrusion events. Monitor Internet traffic Review worldwide maps showing the source of hostile attacks and traffic. You can also locate detailed owner information and geographical data for originating IP addresses, analyze inbound and outbound traffic, and monitor program bandwidth and activity. Intrusion prevention Protect your privacy from possible Internet threats. Using heuristic-like functionality, McAfee provides a tertiary layer of protection by blocking items that display symptoms of attacks or characteristics of hacking attempts. Sophisticated traffic analysis Review inbound and outbound Internet traffic and program connections, including those that are actively listening for open connections. This allows you to see and act upon programs that can be vulnerable to intrusion. QUICKCLEAN Use various cleaners to delete unnecessary files safely and efficiently. SHREDDER Use Shredder to delete (or shred) items from your computer's hard drive. NETWORK MANAGER Network map View a graphical overview of the protection status of the computers and components that make up your home network. When you make changes to your network (for example, you add a computer), the network map recognizes those changes. You can refresh the network map, rename the network, and show or hide components of the network map to customize your view. You can also view the details for any of the components on the network map. Remote management Use Network Manager’s network map to manage the protection status of the computers that make up your home network. You can invite a computer to join the managed network, monitor the managed computer's protection status, and fix known security vulnerabilities from a remote computer on the network. PRIVACY SERVICE Parental Controls Filter potentially inappropriate images, configure content rating groups (age groups used to restrict the Web sites and content that a user can view), and set Web browsing time limits (the period and duration of time that a user can access the Web). Parental Controls also lets you universally restrict access to specific Web sites, and grant or block access based on associated keywords. Personal Information Protection Block the transmission of sensitive or confidential information (for example, credit card numbers, bank account numbers, addresses, and so on) across the Web. Password Vault Securely store your personal passwords so that no other user (not even an Administrator) can access them. ANTI-SPAM Spam filtering Prevent unsolicited e-mail from entering your Inbox. Filters are updated automatically for all your e-mail accounts. You can also create custom filters to ensure that all spam is filtered, and report spam to McAfee for analysis. Phishing filtering Receive warnings about potential phishing (fraudulent) Web sites that solicit personal information. Customized spam processing Mark unsolicited e-mail as spam and move it to your McAfee Anti-Spam folder, or mark legitimate e-mail as not spam and move it to your Inbox. Friends Import your friends' e-mail addresses to the friends list so that their e-mail messages are not filtered. Sort list items by relevance Sort your personal filters, friends, address books, and Webmail accounts, by relevance (simply click the appropriate column name). Additional support Anti-Spam supports Mozilla(R) Thunderbird(TM) 1.5 and 2.0, and provides Windows Vista(TM) 64-bit support for Windows(R) Mail. In addition, the new gaming mode feature stops Anti-Spam background processes so that your computer does not slow down while you play video games or watch DVDs. Anti-Spam also filters Microsoft(R) Outlook(R), Outlook Express, or Windows Mail accounts on any port, including SSL (Secure Socket Layer) ports. DATA BACKUP (LOCAL) Local scheduled archiving Protect your data by archiving files and folders to CD, DVD, USB drive, external hard drive, or network drive. After you initiate the first archive, incremental archives occur automatically for you. One-click restore Restore files and folders if they are mistakenly deleted, or become corrupt on your computer Compression and encryption Compress your archived files (default), saving space on your archive media. As an additional security measure, your archives are encrypted by default. EASYNETWORK File sharing Share files with other computers on your network. When you share files, you grant other computers read-only access to those files. Only computers that have full or administrative access to your managed network (members) can share or access files shared by other members. File transfer Send files to other computers that have full or administrative access to your managed network (members). When you receive a file, it appears in your EasyNetwork inbox. The inbox is a temporary storage location for all the files other computers on the network send to you. Automated printer sharing Share any local printers attached to your computer with other members, using the printer's current name as the shared printer name. It also detects printers shared by other computers on your network and allows you to configure and use those printers. --------------------------------------------------- Installation and System Requirements -Internet connection -Microsoft(R) Windows(R) 2000 Service Pack 4 (SP4) or later, Windows XP with Service Pack 1 (SP1) or later, Windows Vista(TM) -Personal computer with Pentium-compatible processor 500 MHz or later -256 MB RAM -100 MB hard disk space -800 X 600 or higher resolution -Microsoft .NET(TM) Framework version 1.1.4322 (included) Supported browser programs -Microsoft Internet Explorer(R) 6.0 or later -Mozilla(R) Firefox(R) 1.5 or later Note: To upgrade to the latest version of Internet Explorer, visit the Microsoft Web site at http://www.microsoft.com/. Supported e-mail programs POP3 -Outlook(R), Outlook Express, Eudora(TM), Netscape(R), Thunderbird, IncrediMail - Becky, PostPet(TM)(Japanese only) -MAPI Outlook Web -MSN(R)/Hotmail(R), or e-mail account with POP3 access, Vista 64-bit Windows Mail Supported instant messaging programs -AOL(R) Instant Messenger(TM) 2.1 or later -Yahoo(R) Messenger 4.1 or later -Microsoft Windows Messenger 3.6 or later -MSN Messenger 6.0 or later Anti-Spam toolbar plug-In -Outlook Express 6.0 or later -Outlook 2000 or later -Eudora 6.0 or later -Thunderbird 1.0 or later --------------------------------------------------- Known Issues SECURITYCENTER You cannot download SecurityCenter from the McAfee Web site if the proxy server you are using requires authentication (user name and password). If you do not restart your computer after updating SecurityCenter, and you then try to uninstall SecurityCenter, an error message appears. To continue uninstalling, click OK. If you are using the Download Manager or a CD when installing SecurityCenter, and after the download is complete you click Install, an empty window with two buttons appears. If you click these buttons, the installation fails. To resolve this, run the McAfee Consumer Products Removal tool (http://download.mcafee.com/products/licensed/ cust_support_patches/MCPR.exe) and then try installing again. If you are using a remote desktop connection to connect to your computer, full screen mode does not work. Tasks scheduled to run when you log in may not run correctly if you switch Windows users before the task is completed. VIRUSSCAN When VirusScan is installed, Windows Defender is automatically disabled; however, when VirusScan is removed, Windows Defender is automatically re-enabled. A computer running MailEnable may slow down or encounter problems after VirusScan is installed. To resolve this issue, reconfigure your product correctly. Information about configuring the product for optimum performance is available on the MailEnable Web site. If an enterprise version of VirusScan has been uninstalled, restart your computer before installing VirusScan; otherwise real-time scanning could be disabled. A computer running AVG Anti-Spyware or Trojan Hunter may slow down after VirusScan is installed. To resolve this issue, uninstall AVG Anti-Spyware and/or Trojan Hunter. VirusScan’s SystemGuards options may be missing from SecurityCenter (under Computer & Files) if you upgraded your computer from Windows XP or Windows 2000 (FAT32) to Vista (NTFS). To resolve this issue, uninstall and reinstall your security software. PERSONAL FIREWALL Firewall’s default security level is set to Trusting, with the option to allow programs outbound-only Internet access enabled. This means that an unknown program in HackerWatch (www.hackerwatch.org) is allowed outbound access. If a known program attempts inbound access, you are prompted with an alert requesting a response. You can forward a port (through System Services) to another computer that uses Internet Connection Sharing (ICS) to share its Internet connection. After you install Firewall for the first time, the first private network that is detected is added to the trusted IPs list. If you are using Windows Vista 64-bit and you add a rule for a 32-bit system program (for example, FTP or Telnet), its 64-bit version is added instead. QUICKCLEAN No known issues. SHREDDER You cannot shred mapped network drives. NETWORK MANAGER You cannot rename computers on the network map. The network map does not appear correctly if a computer has two active network cards that are connected to the same network, or to different networks, or if you create a wireless ad-hoc connection (wireless session without an access point) between computers. If you are using a firewall or security program that is not from McAfee, the network map does not display correctly. Only one computer can grant access to another computer that wants to join the managed network. If two computers receive a join request, the computer that has not yet granted access does not receive notification when access is granted. PRIVACY SERVICE By default, new Windows users and Guest users are added to the Adult group, with no restrictions on the content available to them. In previous versions of Privacy Service, new Windows users and Guest users were added to the Young child group by default. If you block a Web site, all Adult and Administrator users can still access it. By default, image filtering is disabled. In previous versions of Privacy Service, image filtering was enabled by default. The Password Vault does not appear if you log in to Windows as a Guest user. Privacy Service no longer provides ad, pop-up, Web bug, or cookie blocking. If you allow a Web site, its content is not blocked, even if the content contains keywords that have been blocked. If your computer shuts down while programs are running (for example, a power failure occurs), you may have to reinstall Privacy Service. If you uninstall Privacy Service, and then use Windows System Restore to revert to a state before you uninstalled Privacy Service, Privacy Service does not open. To resolve this, uninstall Privacy Service again, and then reinstall it. The Parental Controls Web browsing time grid assumes that Sunday is the first day of the week, regardless of your Windows settings. When Parental Controls are disabled, the Parental Controls area on the Parental Controls Configuration pane may incorrectly state that Parental Controls are partially disabled. If a parent allows a child to view only those sites that are marked Allow in the Filtered Web Sites list, and the child attempts to view a blocked site, incorrect safe page text appears. Also, incorrect safe page text appears for keyword filtering and Web site blocking. If you are using Windows users and you change a user name, the previous Windows user name still appears on the Users Settings pane. The event log does not display the blocked Web browsing times for users that are not allowed to browse the Web at any time. All the content in the source file for a Web site is filtered, even if it does not actually appear when the Web site is displayed in your browser. When you remove blocked keywords, you are not prompted to confirm their removal. When adding blocked information, the Name and Address boxes accept special characters, such as #&@. You can add invalid Web sites to the Filtered Web Sites list. If you are using Web-based e-mail or chat programs, and you see keywords that have been blocked, you may be disconnected or receive an error message. A protected information alert appears every time the information you protected is sent to a Web site. Multiple alerts appear when your protected information is sent to multiple Web sites at the same time. The default McAfee Administrator password when you have forgotten your existing password, is the word Welcome, regardless of your operating system’s language. Logs that show Personal Information has been detected, are listed under Parental Controls. If you do not type your personal information correctly, a separate error message appears for each portion of the personal information that contains an error. If you change your default Web browser (for example, from Microsoft Internet Explorer to Firefox), you must restart Privacy Service. If you change your default Web browser to a browser that is not familiar to McAfee, you must restart your computer. ANTI-SPAM If you are using Windows Mail or Outlook Express, a temporary folder may briefly appear in the Deleted Items folder when spam messages are processed. Anti-Spam does not support IMAP (Internet Message Access Protocol) accounts for all e-mail programs. Filtered Web mail does not correctly display all the character sets in the Partial Message Content pane. Anti-Spam toolbars in Windows Mail, Outlook Express, and Outlook, cannot be customized. When upgrading from SpamKiller 7.0 to Anti-Spam 9.0, personal filters may not be imported correctly. If you are using NWI (New Technology Wave Inc.) VirusChaser®, Anti-Spam personal filters may not work. If you are using Windows Mail on Microsoft Windows 64-bit, you must close it before installing Anti-Spam. However, you are not prompted to do so. If you are using Windows Mail or Outlook Junk Mail, some messages marked by Anti-Spam are moved to the McAfee Anti-Spam folder after they are processed by Windows Mail or Outlook Junk Mail. DATA BACKUP (LOCAL) You cannot backup .pst or .ost data files. Data Backup may take a long time to open after an update. If you update Data Backup, and then you create a Windows Administrator and Limited user, when you upgrade your operating system from Windows XP to Vista, Data Backup does not open for the Windows Administrator and Limited user who were created before you updated. If you log in to Windows with a user name that contains double-byte characters (for example, Chinese or Japanese languages), Data Backup does not open. When compression is enabled, you cannot archive a single file larger than 2 GB. Data can be saved to dual layer DVDs. EASYNETWORK When a large number of files are transferred, or shared and unshared, your computer may slow down. After you join a managed network, the other computers on the network may not appear on the network map. To resolve this, open EasyNetwork again or share one more file. If you uninstall EasyNetwork using the McAfee uninstaller, current EasyNetwork tasks do not stop. For example, if you are sending files to another computer, the files are sent even though EasyNetwork is being uninstalled. If the managed network is not trusted by McAfee Personal Firewall, or a computer is not on the managed network, the shared printer may not appear on the Tools menu. When you specify dates while searching for files shared with EasyNetwork, invalid dates are accepted. If you close or interrupt a file transfer while it is in progress, no files are copied to the computer you are sending the files to. Thumbnail images of shared files may not display correctly when the computer sharing the files is initially offline and then comes back online. To resolve this issue, open EasyNetwork again. --------------------------------------------------- Diagnosing Your Protection Problems Like a personal, technical support representative, Virtual Technician collects information about your SecurityCenter programs so that it can help resolve your computer's protection problems. When you run Virtual Technician, it checks to make sure your SecurityCenter programs are working correctly. If it discovers problems, Virtual Technician offers to fix them for you or provides you with more detailed information about them. When finished, Virtual Technician displays the results of its analysis and allows you to seek additional technical support from McAfee, if necessary. To maintain the security and integrity of your computer and files, Virtual Technician does not collect personal, identifiable information. To open McAfee Virtual Technician, do one of the following: In SecurityCenter, click McAfee Virtual Technician under Common Tasks. or Visit the McAfee Virtual Technician Web site at http://mvt.mcafee.com/mvt/index.asp --------------------------------------------------- Configuring Your Web Browser Scripting languages, such as JavaScript and VBScript, bring dynamic and interactive features to Web sites. McAfee uses these scripting technologies to bring customized content to McAfee Web sites. Scripting must be enabled before you can use the programs and services offered by McAfee. To enable scripting in Internet Explorer: 1. On the Tools menu, click Internet Options. 2. In the Internet Options dialog box, click the Security tab, and then click Custom Level. 3. In the Security Settings dialog box, select Enable for Active scripting under Scripting. 4. Click OK, and then click Yes to confirm the change. 5. Click OK, and then click OK again. 6. Press F5 to refresh the current Web page. To enable scripting in Netscape: 1. On the Tools menu, click Options. 2. In the Options dialog box, click the Site Controls tab in the left pane, and then click the Site List tab in the right pane. 3. Select Enable Javascript under Web Features. 4. Click OK. 5. Press F5 to refresh the current Web page. 6. To enable scripting in Opera: 7. On the Tools menu, click Preferences. 8. In the Preferences dialog box, click the Advanced tab, and then click Content. 9. Select Enable Javascript. 10. Click OK. 11. Press F5 to refresh the current Web page. To enable scripting in Firefox: 1. On the Tools menu, click Options. 2. In the Options dialog box, click the Content tab. 3. Select Enable Javascript. 4. Click OK. 5. Press F5 to refresh the current Web page. --------------------------------------------------- Documentation Documentation is included with the product and/or is available from the McAfee download site. User Guide The User Guide introduces the suite, describes the features and concepts, and provides detailed instructions for configuring the programs. Help System The Help file, accessed from within the program, provides quick access to program procedures and tasks. It also includes full topic search and indexing. License Agreement The License Agreement describes the terms under which you use the product. Please read it carefully. Readme file Documents the product's release notes and known issues. Note: Electronic copies of all documentation manuals are saved as Adobe(R) PDF files. The product CD includes the latest version of Adobe Reader, or you can download any version from the Adobe Web site.

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hemmy (2008-11-10)

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Physdog666 (2009-01-08)

Well I had this for over 2 years now and NEVER had any virus :D

Pontaing (2009-03-08)

Any virus ?