Help with Mcafee VirusScan

A

Achilles

Greetings

I use two computers , both employing Mcafee VirusScan
as their basic line of defense . I have had a recurring
problem which is driving me bonkers .

Both machine are HP and run off the same wireless
modem .

One machine runs Windows ME and the other runs
Windows 98 S/E . This is the machine I am having trouble
with and as much as I would love to switch it to XP ,
it would be cheaper to buy a new machine . Except for
this irritating problem , everything else works fine .

Here is the problem : every time I run the full load of VirusScan
options ( there are 5 ) I very quickly receive the following
error warning - MGHTML . It is preceded by the
windows flag and instructs me to call MS if the problem
persists . I have run VirusScan using only one option at a
time and it always shows no viri or unwanted programs .
I keep both my machines updated with all the patches
MS keeps zinging my way , but none have addressed
this issue .

By the way , when I use Windows ME , it runs the same
virus check perfectly ; everytime . Does anyone have a solution ?
There must be a fix somewhere . All help greatly appreciated .

Achilles
 
M

mzlindyone

Here is the problem : every time I run the full load of VirusScan
options ( there are 5 ) I very quickly receive the following
error warning - MGHTML . It is preceded by the
windows flag and instructs me to call MS if the problem
persists . I have run VirusScan using only one option at a
time and it always shows no viri or unwanted programs .
I keep both my machines updated with all the patches
MS keeps zinging my way , but none have addressed
this issue .

mcafee.com > Customer Care > Home User > Error Messages
Or go directly to mcafeehelp.com
Choose "VirusScan 8", then "Error Messages"...
 

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