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1. OPENOFFICE TURN OFF AUTO NUMBERING INSTALL
2. OPENOFFICE TURN OFF AUTO NUMBERING UPDATE
3. OPENOFFICE TURN OFF AUTO NUMBERING WINDOWS 10
4. OPENOFFICE TURN OFF AUTO NUMBERING PASSWORD

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There is no way that I can see that McAfee would class Open Office as a Potentially Unwanted Program/Application. It may be that you are confusing viruses (serious malware) with PUPs and PUAs (usually less harmful although frequently regarded as junk programs). I would also like to know if this occurs before download, during download, during installation or when Open Office is opened. I would like to see some evidence to back up your assertion, preferably in the form of screenshots showing any warnings or error messages that McAfee is displaying on your system. You are alleging that McAfee is flagging Open Office As A Virus. I've downloaded and installed Open Office, showing you clearly where I got the file from and illustrating the installation process with screenshots and, as you can see, McAfee has nothing to say about either the installer or the installed executable. Open Office executable file soffice.exe scanned with McAfee : nothing found. So far so good, although I had a tussle with (re-)installing Visual C++ along the way.

OPENOFFICE TURN OFF AUTO NUMBERING INSTALL

To install Open Office you have to click past the warning and trust - hope - that the file is authentic. One thing I noticed and that bothers me is that the downloaded installer does not have a valid digital signature to verify the publisher. I scanned that file with McAfee and Malwarebytes immediately after downloading it : both scans passed OK. The download is of course only an installer. Both came back as "Minimal Risk", so therefore Green in WebAdvisor. As a double-check, I passed the URLs of Open Office and their download site to TrustedSource, from where WebAdvisor picks up its ratings. Certainly my download did not appear to include anything other than Open Office.ĭuring the download I received no warnings from Chrome nor from WebAdvisor.

I do not believe they do this now : there was an outcry from users and the practice was stopped. Sourceforge has, in the past, been tempted to raise revenue by adding third-party programs to downloads. This opened the Open Office site, with a Download button which, when clicked, took me to.

OPENOFFICE TURN OFF AUTO NUMBERING UPDATE

This time the program said an update was available so I clicked the little icon at top right on the intro screen. I had 4.1.2, so I re-opened the program and checked again for an update.

I went to the Open Office site and looked for the latest version : 4.1.3 Only you can decide whether the experiences of McAfee are worth the subscription - Your PC manufacturer would seem to think they were compelling enough to offer them to you though?

OPENOFFICE TURN OFF AUTO NUMBERING PASSWORD

McAfee provides a whole suite of security protection technology - spam, malware, web site reputation, parental controls, password management, file protection and more.

OPENOFFICE TURN OFF AUTO NUMBERING WINDOWS 10

I've never seen a situation where buying a subscription was mandatory.Īs for whether you "really need" McAfee over Windows 10 - that's a decision for you. Every OEM I've seen gave purchasers of their computers at least a few free months of use before asking if they wanted to subscribe.

Re the "force purchased" claim - I am not understanding you - are you saying you were forced to buy a subscription to McAfee when you purchased your computer? That seems to be very poor behaviour - let us know more and I'm sure someone will investigate. It's quite possible you were the victim of ad-ware, but without more detail no one can possibly know. You don't mention which McAfee product you're using, or give us enough details of the open office installation you got the message with.