per: They say that most Californians can handle earthquakes, but are scared of hurricanes; and that most Floridians can handle hurricanes, but are scared of earthquakes. I'll stay in FL and admit it: Earthquakes spook the hell out of me. 8-) Solarian

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Born and stayed here.{65 years] I have felt but not been affected by about 6 earthquakes. As the cow commercial says,"oh!foot massage" LOL!! Please post back within 24 hours or I will delete the post from my follow up list. Thanks. It would be a courtesy if you would post back and let us know if the fix worked or not.

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per: Foot massage--good one! BTW, finally picked up that wireless Logitech mouse from Overstock.com for $21.99 plus shipping (usual price $39.99). It's great. Also, after years of using McAfee antivirus with good results (Norton always slowed down my PC), I just installed the free trial of Nod32 antivirus. It's a couple of bucks more than McAfee, but Nod32's received such excellent reviews in the trades, I had to give it a shot. Hauri also got good reviews, but has a big footprint (almost 20MB). Solarian

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Been using the wireless logitech mouse and board for 3 years and very happy with them. As to the A/V , been using Norton systemworks for at least 5 years with no problem except one machine won't work right with SP2 so removed SP2. NAV and ghost are more important than SP2. McAfee, I have had nothing but problems. Talk about a registry intensive program, McAfee beats them all. Rgds. Please post back within 24 hours or I will delete the post from my follow up list. Thanks. It would be a courtesy if you would post back and let us know if the fix worked or not.

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per: Roger on the registry. When I uninstalled McAfee AV, I went back with a registry cleaner and it found/deleted 89 orphaned McAfee keys. 8-) Solarian

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There are many more than that. I would Search the registry for mcafee and what ever else it may have installed. I would guess there at least 200 more entry's in there. If you want a good registry cleaner take a look at registry first aid from roseware.com. I was very impressed and bought it. About $20. It found over 500 entries on the first pass with no bad effects. Please post back within 24 hours or I will delete the post from my follow up list. Thanks. It would be a courtesy if you would post back and let us know if the fix worked or not.

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per: Ironically, Registry First Aid is what I used to clean up after McAfee. I just re-cleaned with jv16 Power Tools (payware version, my preference) and RegSupreme and they found nothing else. You might be thinking of the boxed version of MCAfee AV; I was using McAfee VirusScan Online which has a smaller footprint. Solarian

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Yeah, registry first aid is the best I have found. See ya manana. Please post back within 24 hours or I will delete the post from my follow up list. Thanks. It would be a courtesy if you would post back and let us know if the fix worked or not.

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