📎 AI Summary:
The user initially reported that installing SpyHunter blocked VNC access to their Windows machine and experienced continued restrictions even after uninstalling SpyHunter. A responder explained that VNC programs vary and discussed Windows remote management, suggesting possible conflicts and backup considerations. The original user later confirmed that modifying settings in McAfee resolved the issue, indicating the problem was likely related to security software settings rather than SpyHunter itself.
The user initially reported that installing SpyHunter blocked VNC access to their Windows machine and experienced continued restrictions even after uninstalling SpyHunter. A responder explained that VNC programs vary and discussed Windows remote management, suggesting possible conflicts and backup considerations. The original user later confirmed that modifying settings in McAfee resolved the issue, indicating the problem was likely related to security software settings rather than SpyHunter itself.
- Vnc stands for virtual network control and there are at least 20 different programs that fit into this category… which one have you got?
- Spyhunter is 3rd party software designed to stop people getting into your Windows 7 controlled network with a mobile phone… imo theres no advantage to having it on a wx machine but that’s beside the point… have you perhaps got a backup image from before installing spyhunter that you can roll back too?
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