Nope , me neither.



You really only should use an AV for realtime protection , it is alot better to use online AV scans for "second opinions" so to say. Have a look at the link in my sig and use those to scan everynow and then.

Now I have only McAfee AV up and running.
I've turn off all the restart points.
I scanned and found no virus, no spyware and no adware on my PC.

But, my PC still lossing the graphic card driver when I turn it off.
So next time, I have to re-install and restart my PC again.

It is a hardware instead of a software problem?

Download the latest driver from your graphics card manufacturer's page... save it where you can find it easily. I would uninstall your present drivers/ install the new ones --after disabling McAfee for the install...as a precaution. It's probably a corrupt driver file-- AV can interfere with driver installs--- and you had 4 of 'em running. Some people say you should 'clean-boot' windows for video drivers-- but I never have a problem... just disable your AV -- should be fine.