jdbenavent wrote:
As I cannot add this to the original post..
I noticed that the "Security History" shows the incoming connections from IP addresses 161.69.12,13 and 161.69.13.152 are blocked. But according to
http://whois.arin.net/rest/net/NET-161-69-0-0-1/pft
these IP addresses belong to McAfee, Inc!
I think it is weird, don't I?
That's nothing to worry about.
Thanks tried it but it has been searching for mcafee installed products for 2 hours and not found anything
Are you fully up to date with all of your Windows Updates, to include all add-ons and Internet Explorer. Even if you choose not to use it ,McAfee and other important programs do. To include the latest Adobe Flash Player 16.00.296.
It sounds as though you may have a corrupt installation. I would either do a Clean Uninstall/Reinstall following the guidelines here: How to uninstall or reinstall supported McAfee products using the Consumer Products Removal tool (MC...
If that does not resolve your issues,then I would follow Colleague Ex_Brit advice and contact Technical Support. It is available 24/7 and it is (Free). Phone/Via Chat being much quicker.
All the best,
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When McAfee tech staff managed remotely my laptop, they downloaded and executed a tool named McTriage which reported info about my installed product. The last message was
McTriage found RR1398 VTP Cache Issue. Use Trust Issue bucket, reinstall
But I want to highlight the message about nvinit.dll:
25/01/2015 21:08:43
AMCore version: 1.3.1.162.1
Aff-Id:
0-4061
Locale:
es
Website:
es.mcafee.com
Install Date:
25/01/2015 18:30:10
Release Name:
WSS140
SYSCORE VERSION:
15.3.0.527.5
Security Center Version:
14.0.207
VirusScan Version:
18.0.152
Firewall Version:
15.0.154
Casper Version:
3.0.143.1
Casper Content Version:
2143.0
Casper Content Date:
25/01/2015
DAT Engine Version:
Value Not Found
DAT Version:
Value Not Found
DAT Date:
Value Not Found
AppInit_DLLs:
Appinit entry: C:\Windows\SysWOW64\nvinit.dll
cfwids.sys
McAfee Personal Firewall IDS Plugin
SYSCORE.15.3.0.664
HipShieldK.sys
McAfee HIP IPS Driver
8.0.0.2823
McPvDrv.sys
No version available for this file
mfewfpk.sys
Anti-Virus Mini-Firewall Driver
SYSCORE.15.3.0.664
mfeapfk.sys
No version available for this file
mfeavfk.sys
Anti-Virus File System Filter Driver
SYSCORE.15.3.0.664
mfeclnrk.sys
McAfee Driver Cleaning Driver
Anti-Malware Core.1.3.1.166.x64
mfefirek.sys
McAfee Core Firewall Engine Driver
SYSCORE.15.3.0.664
mfehidk.sys
McAfee Link Driver
SYSCORE.15.3.0.664
mfencbdc.sys
Event Driver
Anti-Malware Core.1.3.1.166.x64
mfencrk.sys
Detection driver
Anti-Malware Core.1.3.1.166.x64
Not in Mixed Mode (VSO, MSC, MPF)
I always thought nvinit.dll was related to NVidia, not to McAfee.
What do you think?
jdbenavent wrote:
When McAfee tech staff managed remotely my laptop, they downloaded and executed a tool named McTriage which reported info about my installed product. The last message was
McTriage found RR1398 VTP Cache Issue. Use Trust Issue bucket, reinstall
Appinit entry: C:\Windows\SysWOW64\nvinit.dll
I always thought nvinit.dll was related to NVidia, not to McAfee.
What do you think?
Excellent Observation.
Please visit your PC manufacturer's website and download the Nvidia Driver Components (Video/Graphics Drivers etc).
After download go to control panel and remove NVidia Graphics components and related software.
After you do this your Display Resolution may flicker and reduce to native size. - this is normal
Now Reboot the machine and try Updating McAfee. If update doesn't help try Uninstall / Re-install of McAfee
Post back status for proceeding further.
Please note that we can Re-install Nvidia drivers and make sure Display resolution is back to normal.
My video/graphics driver is provided by NVidia itself.
NVidia drivers in my desktop PC are up-to-date.
The tool used is GeForce Experience.
The current installed driver version is 347.25 WHQL.
The digital certificate of C:\Windows\SysWOW64\nvinit.dll seems to be valid.
Hello to all...
I have Mcafee LiveSafe in 3 computers and 4 mobile devices. Everything is runing except yesterday in one of my computers. Desktop/Win7/updated no malware, spyware, etc etc... IT JUST STOPPED AFTER A MCAFEE UPDATE. The issue is with Mcafee, not us. Our computers are unsafe because of Mcafee, NOT US. We payed a subscription and are left out to dry...
I've run about dozens of scans with other software... no problems found.
Please, you guys need to find a fix for this nonsense NOW
Tried rebooting that machine?
Hi everyone.
This morning I chatted to another McAfee support agent who solved the problem. He ran sfc /scannow from a cmd.exe prompt as Administrator and restarted.
Then he installed the McAfee Total Protection and the real-time scanning started properly.
But after the real-time scanning is up and running, the MCTriager still shows the same issue about nvinit.dll
Orilium support is free of charge as mentioned earlier on in this thread or wait until Selvan re-posts a reply to the OP.
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