Yes. It is imperative to uninstall other antivirus products first, as these different products don't generally react well to each other. Problems that may arise, include:

Running a second antivirus program can cause conflicts with eTrust and can in some cases cause your computer to crash.

No. When you download TrendMicro from VIP, McAfee will automatically be uninstalled from your computer. If you have problems, please contact the Help Desk at 777-1800.

NOD32 can be uninstalled directly from the Start menu - Programs (All programs) - Eset - Uninstall, or trough Start - Settings - Control panel - Add / Remove programs

It is always recommended to uninstall old versions first. However, it is not a requirement. If there only have been a few small changes between your old and the new version, then you can just install the new version on top of the old version. That should work fine, without any problems. If there have been major changes, then the installer will automatically prompt you that you should uninstall first.

Click the item "Add/Remove Programs", then select "CD to MP3 Ripper" from the list and click the "Remove" button to uninstall it.

No. Simply run the installer, installing into the same directory as you previously installed in, and the upgrade will automatically install over the old version. It will also remember that you've purchased and keep your settings. Whenever asked this questions, we recommend always keeping the newer files already on your PC by answering No To All.

Installing Symantec AntiVirus is a simple and quick thing to do. The package and instructions for installation can be found at the AntiVirus page of the Southern Miss InfoSec website.

In short, YES. Email(s) that have viruses can be introduced in many other ways eg. a client inside the company whom attaches a virus infected file from a disk and sends it to other people inside your company.

In short, YES. Viruses can be introduced to a system in various ways. Damn IT Eliminator provides an additional safeguard to stop unwanted content (viruses) reaching your workstation.

Yes. We highly recommend that you install antivirus software and also keep the definitions up to date. Most modern antivirus software will permit you to periodically download updated definitions automatically. Each software package is different, so be sure to check the documentation and keep those definitions current!

Although TWSL will on request provide these services we hold no responsibility on these factors getting through. Therefore it is TWSL policy to strongly recommend you have up to date antivirus/spam applications installed on your client machines at all times. Top

It is not necessary to uninstall RSIGuard before installing a newer version. The best way to get an update is to click the Help menu, and select "Check for RSIGuard Update". This will automatically update you. However, if you have downloaded an update manually, you may wish to exit RSIGuard before installing the new version to avoid needing to reboot Windows.

No. You may install a newer version of EZBack-it-up over an older version without first uninstalling that older version.

Back-up your database (where your consumer records are stored) outside of the WorkPlace Mentor folder. This is crucial to retaining your records because the WorkPlace Mentor folder is removed during uninstall. Second, look in the WorkPlace Mentor or Backup folders to see if there are any previously backed up databases there. If there are then copy them to a folder outside of the WorkPlace Mentor folder.

I don't know about the rest of your issues, but getting e-mail while connected (or not) is a setting in the Desktop Mgr. It probably got changed when you upgraded. Though it didn't do that to me. Both Cingular and AT&T have released BlackBerryOS Version 4.0.0.219 for the 7100g. This is newer than 4.0.0.198. It is reported that this release now properly makes the 7100g work as a modem for laptop on Cingular. far as I can tell, 4.0.0.219 is not available for the 7290 yet.

I was able to install the BlackBerry reader but when I tried to install the programs, I received an error that the connection was not allowed. When I try to install a program to my BlackBerry, I get an error message that says that there is not enough memory available even though a memory card is present with plenty of space available.

I just installed WinCue v1.40 and it's using 30%-60% of my CPU! This sucks, version 1.35 was much cooler.

If you have installed the RPM version of Webmin, you can also use rpm -e webmin, or if you have installed the Solaris package you can use pkgrm WSwebmin .