albert- If your wife used Add/Remove Programs in the Control Panel, it has removed most, but not all, of McAfee. (If she did something else, like only deleted the shortcut for McAfee, it's still there). You can go to the link posted above for the McAfee Uninstaller, download it, and run it to remove everything. I believe it works even if you have already done a partial removal, but not sure. At any rate it won't screw anything up to try it. Also, I've never seen McAfee automatically bill for a subsciption renewal without your consent. I suspect one of you clicked on a button somewhere - like in an email to you from McAfee, or in an update notice as the program approached the anniversary date - and that you agreed to renew your subscription, and probably had to enter your credit card info for the subscription. Lastly, reassure me that you are running some other kind of antivirus software on your computer.

that it the general suggestion on the McAfee forum is to just take it all out and re-install it. Usually that does fix it. I used McAfee for many many years because it comes free with my Verizon fios, but recently removed it from my pc and it was like a new machine once I had it all removed, many of the very quirky things that had been happening quit happening, the slow to start up and lock up on shutdown all quit, I would have never guessed that McAfee was what was causing it all. Some times free just ain't worth it LOL I still have free now but it is AVAST free. I do have the site advisor on all my browsers along with WOT I like both of them.

I have thought about the implications for the personnel who are expected to "assist" the suicide. There are some who have no problem with it, some who even make it their life's work, but I would not want to be asked to play a role. I've encountered some folks who want it, but don't want to take the action themselves. I'm not comfortable with asking another, MD or not, to take on that emotional burden, even if they express no qualms about it. If the time comes for me, I will find a way that doesn't involve someone else in any way. I have a detailed addendum to my medical POA and living will explaining when or when not to resuscitate/use life support, and institute comfort care only....when I run races I write on my bib to limit CPR.

Yeah, definitely looks to originate from "within" the browser. I can't tell if it's just an ad or a "push notification" though. Out of curiosity, I booted Windows to see what a Window's notification looked like. To me, it looks different but maybe I'm wrong. To me, that looks like it's coming up out of the lower right corner of the task bar and is partially covering the browser window, even the right scrollbar. I'm not a Chrome user but it seems you can turn off push notifications:That came from https://support.google.com/chrome/answer/3220216 I've had Firefox ask me if it was okay for a site to send me notifications, but I've always just said no, it's not okay. Maybe I should take time to look for a way to just say no... never. :)