right you can only have one antivirus program on the pc at one time, you can have multiples of the malware programs that you run the scans manually with they are not running all the time so would not conflict. here are my instructions (I now just keep them in a document) McAfee removal directions these are the full directions for Mcafee removal, I used this exact procedure and it went well and have since shared it with others for their removal. be sure you use the mcafee removal tool after you have removed it from add remove programs or much will be left behind. First turn off Mcafee at the icon in the systray. I had to go into msconfig and turn off all mcafee items from startup prior to trying to uninstall, just turning them off did not work it would say the program was still running. So if you run into this when going to add remove programs try doing that. I then removed everything using add remove programs, leaving Security center till last. Then used the removal tool, after that I went to Program Files and deleted all mcafee files. Also set Windows explorer to show all hidden files and folders and deleted the mcafee folders. I found these instructions on how to do this on the mcafee forums. 1. Uninstall all mcafee programs through "Add or Remove Programs" in Windows "Control Panel". 2. Use the MCPR tool, see this article: How to remove supported mcafee consumer products using the mcafee Consumer Products removal tool (MCPR.exe). This will remove all mcafee remnants from your computer. (you must have Windows Vista, XP or 2000 SP4 to use this tool) 3. Launch Windows Explorer and delete all mcafee files in "Program Files" but especially in "C:\Document and Settings\\Application Data" and "C:\Document and Settings\All Users\Application Data". You have to set Windows Explorer to show all hidden files and folders (Tools > Folder Options > View tab). Just delete the mcafee folders even if they are empty in all the "Application Data" folders. Can be more than one! In Vista: C:\Program Files, C:\ProgramData and C:\Users\yourname\AppData\Roaming Removal tool (MCPR.exe) http://download.mcafee.com/products/licensed/cust_support_patches/MCPR.exe or from here McAfee Consumer Product Removal Tool 3.0.128.8

See link, Then Google "Quicken data from PC to Mac" Here is a link that might be useful: support/quicken

Ravencajun, Last night I did another scan, It was very slow. I use Charter's High speed internet Security Suiet. It comes with my internet service. This trojan is not listed in their definitions. To be honest I have run into it previously and thought if they didn't do anything with it, it must not be serious. It was the email that allerted me to a possible connection. I also get some notices that say something that is acting as a server wants access. I always click deny! The following is the report after last night's scan. I really apperciate your concern and helpfulness! _________________________________________ Scanning Report 25 August 2009 20:30:53 - 21:55:14 Computer name: D2JGNZB1 Scanning type: Scan target Target: C:\ -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Result No malware found -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Riskware found Downloader.Win32.Agent.q (Riskware) C:\14B5.tmp -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Statistics Scanned: Files: 132306 Not scanned: 21 Result: Viruses: 0 Spyware: 0 Suspicious items: 0 Riskware: 1 Actions: Disinfected: 0 Renamed: 0 Deleted: 0 Quarantined: 0 Failed: 0 Boot Sectors: Scanned: 2 Infected: 0 Suspicious items: 0 Disinfected: 0 Files not scanned: Cannot open file (click here for more info) C:\PAGEFILE.SYS Cannot open file (click here for more info) C:\WINDOWS\TEMP\AVP427.TMP Cannot open file (click here for more info) C:\WINDOWS\TEMP\AVP428.TMP Cannot open file (click here for more info) C:\WINDOWS\SYSTEM32\CONFIG\DEFAULT Cannot open file (click here for more info) C:\WINDOWS\SYSTEM32\CONFIG\SAM.LOG Cannot open file (click here for more info) C:\WINDOWS\SYSTEM32\CONFIG\DEFAULT.LOG Cannot open file (click here for more info) C:\WINDOWS\SYSTEM32\CONFIG\SAM Cannot open file (click here for more info) C:\WINDOWS\SYSTEM32\CONFIG\SECURITY Cannot open file (click here for more info) C:\WINDOWS\SYSTEM32\CONFIG\SECURITY.LOG Cannot open file (click here for more info) C:\WINDOWS\SYSTEM32\CONFIG\SOFTWARE Cannot open file (click here for more info) C:\WINDOWS\SYSTEM32\CONFIG\SOFTWARE.LOG Cannot open file (click here for more info) C:\WINDOWS\SYSTEM32\CONFIG\SYSTEM Cannot open file (click here for more info) C:\WINDOWS\SYSTEM32\CONFIG\SYSTEM.LOG Scanning of C:\WINDOWS\Installer\149cc.msp\stream 574 was aborted [F-Secure AVP] Scanning of C:\Program Files\Charter High-Speed Security Suite\FSAUA\content\70Software_PSC800\34\program\inst\fsma_7.80-127260.windows.fip\fsma\x86-windows\ILAUNCHR.EXE was aborted [F-Secure AVP] Scanning of C:\i386\DRIVER.CAB was aborted [F-Secure AVP] Cannot open a file in archive C:\DOCUMENTS AND SETTINGS\JUDITH HOESCHEN\LOCAL SETTINGS\APPLICATION DATA\IDENTITIES\(4E3254D7-522A-412A-9296-3F4767B3A2CB)\MICROSOFT\OUTLOOK EXPRESS\ANGUSHIRE MEDOWS.DBX Cannot open a file in archive C:\DOCUMENTS AND SETTINGS\JUDITH HOESCHEN\LOCAL SETTINGS\APPLICATION DATA\IDENTITIES\(4E3254D7-522A-412A-9296-3F4767B3A2CB)\MICROSOFT\OUTLOOK EXPRESS\COMPUTER HELPS AND TIPS.DBX Cannot open a file in archive C:\DOCUMENTS AND SETTINGS\JUDITH HOESCHEN\LOCAL SETTINGS\APPLICATION DATA\IDENTITIES\(4E3254D7-522A-412A-9296-3F4767B3A2CB)\MICROSOFT\OUTLOOK EXPRESS\INBOX.DBX Cannot open a file in archive C:\DOCUMENTS AND SETTINGS\JUDITH HOESCHEN\LOCAL SETTINGS\APPLICATION DATA\IDENTITIES\(4E3254D7-522A-412A-9296-3F4767B3A2CB)\MICROSOFT\OUTLOOK EXPRESS\HAYJUDO50.DBX Cannot open a file in archive C:\DOCUMENTS AND SETTINGS\JUDITH HOESCHEN\LOCAL SETTINGS\APPLICATION DATA\IDENTITIES\(2C545ACC-8A17-4851-B0AB-238D63125F07)\MICROSOFT\OUTLOOK EXPRESS\INBOX.DBX -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Options Definitions version: Viruses: 2009-08-25_08 Spyware: 2009-08-25_08 Scanning Engines: F-Secure AVP: 7.00.171, 2009-08-25 F-Secure Hydra: 4.00.9271, 2009-08-25 Scanning options: Scan all files Scan inside archives Actions: Viruses: Ask after scan Spyware: Ask after scan -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Error information "Cannot open file" error occurred: The "Cannot open file" error message means that the scanner was unable to open a file and that this file was not scanned. You can normally ignore this error message as there are many reasons for this message that do not imply a security threat, including: The file was a system file. System files are protected by the operation system by design. You can ignore this message in this case. You do not have permission to read the file. To scan the file, log in with a user account with sufficient permissions (for example the computer's administrator account) and rescan. The file was in use by an application when the scan was performed. To scan this file, close all applications and rescan. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Copyright 1998-2008 Product support : Send virus sample to F-Secure

Good, then I am not neurotic about this subject. I get this type stuff all the time from organization I am a member of, for example this forum. In the case of this forum and the three or four others I frequent, I do click on the email provided link, but I don't give that site authorization to run tests on my computer. I have sent complaints to companies, investment for example, that want me to log on to the site to get my report, I always go directly to my browser and put in the URL form my source (address book). Seems strange to me that companies like PC Magazine and Panda would have practices that invite bad guys to use their name to attack.