McAfee killing my bandwidth?

[SonyaAnn]

Having an issue with webpages not loading, just plain white screen and spinning circle at the top. Have tried every fix out there, cable company insists it's not them. This has been going on for weeks now since windows last updates to be exact. Uninstalled reinstalled drivers, reset network done all the tcp stack fixes none of them stick!

AnalyticsSDK something that seems to be newer in my task manager sometimes takes up a lot of memory and attempting to kill this task for the most part frees up that memory and pages load in a zip. This is Mcafee's ClientAnalyticsService according to properties.

I have reset the pc, I have done a clean install on the pc, uninstalled and reinstalled McAfee and nothing works. I can also confirm that this is not the cable since this is only happening on this device. All the other devices have Mcafee as well... Which is weird.... This started with the release of Adobe's latest update, I have attempted restoring the pc hundreds of times which actually resolved the issue until Microsoft re-installs them... Every time the firewall pops up asking to allow the adobe update... It's impossible to load a page.

 

[Slow Pri]

First: If you aren't paying for the subscription for McAfee remove it immediately. It isn't as safe as they say, and in addition use more resources killing memory.

I'd download and run a famous tool called "CCleaner". That should clean any cookies, history etc. I'd run a anti-virus such as Super Anti Spyware && Malware-bytes. Sometimes having the plain white screen issue can result to a possible virus.

In addition depending on your browser, If it's Chrome or Firefox, I'd recommend reinstalling it.

Let me know if any of these work. Good Luck!

 

[SonyaAnn]

First: If you aren't paying for the subscription for McAfee remove it immediately. It isn't as safe as they say, and in addition use more resources killing memory.

I'd download and run a famous tool called "CCleaner". That should clean any cookies, history etc. I'd run a anti-virus such as Super Anti Spyware && Malware-bytes. Sometimes having the plain white screen issue can result to a possible virus.

In addition depending on your browser, If it's Chrome or Firefox, I'd recommend reinstalling it.

Let me know if any of these work. Good Luck!

I have a paid subscription to Mcafee All Access with a year and a half left on it lol. I have ran CCleaner a hundred times a day it it's not helping. The tcpstack resets work for a little while, rebooting works for awhile. But so far it's attempting to kill that process that has the fastest and best result.. While it works that is.

Oh this is happening with every browser. My internet connection status is always online. Happens with both wired and wireless connections.

 

[klwosu]

This fix worked for me. https://community.mcafee.com/message/432578#432578

First: If you aren't paying for the subscription for McAfee remove it immediately. It isn't as safe as they say, and in addition use more resources killing memory.

I'd download and run a famous tool called "CCleaner". That should clean any cookies, history etc. I'd run a anti-virus such as Super Anti Spyware && Malware-bytes. Sometimes having the plain white screen issue can result to a possible virus.

In addition depending on your browser, If it's Chrome or Firefox, I'd recommend reinstalling it.

Let me know if any of these work. Good Luck!

I have a paid subscription to Mcafee All Access with a year and a half left on it lol. I have ran CCleaner a hundred times a day it it's not helping. The tcpstack resets work for a little while, rebooting works for awhile. But so far it's attempting to kill that process that has the fastest and best result.. While it works that is.

Oh this is happening with every browser. My internet connection status is always online. Happens with both wired and wireless connections.

 

[SonyaAnn]

This fix worked for me. https://community.mcafee.com/message/432578#432578

First: If you aren't paying for the subscription for McAfee remove it immediately. It isn't as safe as they say, and in addition use more resources killing memory.

I'd download and run a famous tool called "CCleaner". That should clean any cookies, history etc. I'd run a anti-virus such as Super Anti Spyware && Malware-bytes. Sometimes having the plain white screen issue can result to a possible virus.

In addition depending on your browser, If it's Chrome or Firefox, I'd recommend reinstalling it.

Let me know if any of these work. Good Luck!

I have a paid subscription to Mcafee All Access with a year and a half left on it lol. I have ran CCleaner a hundred times a day it it's not helping. The tcpstack resets work for a little while, rebooting works for awhile. But so far it's attempting to kill that process that has the fastest and best result.. While it works that is.

Oh this is happening with every browser. My internet connection status is always online. Happens with both wired and wireless connections.

By chance is that the post to disable the service? I found that after I posted here. Weird they haven't fixed it yet... Just lastnight the service started itself I guess after an update and sure enough within seconds could not load anything. I have disabled the service again all good for now

 

[klwosu]

This fix worked for me. https://community.mcafee.com/message/432578#432578

First: If you aren't paying for the subscription for McAfee remove it immediately. It isn't as safe as they say, and in addition use more resources killing memory.

I'd download and run a famous tool called "CCleaner". That should clean any cookies, history etc. I'd run a anti-virus such as Super Anti Spyware && Malware-bytes. Sometimes having the plain white screen issue can result to a possible virus.

In addition depending on your browser, If it's Chrome or Firefox, I'd recommend reinstalling it.

Let me know if any of these work. Good Luck!

I have a paid subscription to Mcafee All Access with a year and a half left on it lol. I have ran CCleaner a hundred times a day it it's not helping. The tcpstack resets work for a little while, rebooting works for awhile. But so far it's attempting to kill that process that has the fastest and best result.. While it works that is.

Oh this is happening with every browser. My internet connection status is always online. Happens with both wired and wireless connections.

By chance is that the post to disable the service? I found that after I posted here. Weird they haven't fixed it yet... Just lastnight the service started itself I guess after an update and sure enough within seconds could not load anything. I have disabled the service again all good for now

Yes, that's it. Hopefully the fix will be rolled out soon.