RMC said:
I tried it and it wouldn't run. I tried to create some debug info but
ended up with a onecare.zip file that was 161kB in size but empty. Then I
tried to uninstall it - there isn't an uninstaller created but there is a
command executable in the install folder.
After a reboot, I found that all was not well and in fact the system still
contained onecare beta, so I rolled back to a system restore point. I
think I will leave this beta alone.
RMC, England
FWIW, after installing the W.O. beta I did have an uninstall option in the
Add/Remove Programs applet, and I was able to uninstall it without
difficulty. The main problem I see with it is how limited it is for anyone
who is already aware of the need to protect and maintain the system.
Onecare may be useful for those who don't know how to do these tasks and who
don't mind paying for a subscription. More computer literate folks are
already doing these tasks with freeware or third party software. Just MHO,
of course.