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About University of Galway
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McAfee for Windows
All users of computer facilities on the NUI Galway network have a responsibility to follow best practice in avoiding infection by computer viruses, whether you are using University-owned or privately owned equipment.
To protect against infection users must follow the steps below:
Step 1: Install the EPO Agent
Required for older versions of Windows 10
If you are using a Windows computer on the Universityof Galway network, you are required to have the ePolicy Orchestrator Agent (EPO agent) installed. The EPO agent must be installed before installing McAfee VirusScan.
You can download the EPO Agent by clicking on the below link and signing in with your NUIG email account.
You will first be asked to log into your account
You will be brought to the page below, click on "Download" for version EPO 5.7
The download will then commence, once completed open the download file
Click on "Yes" to install the EPO Agent
Step 2: Install McAfee/Trellix End Point Security
Suitable for Windows 10 & 7.
You can click to download the installation file below:
Download McAfee Installation File
For newer versions of Windows 10 and Windows 11, please use download this file which is called Trellix Endpoint Security
You will first be asked to log into your NUIG email account
Once logged in you will see the screen below outlining all of the installation files, click on "Download"
The download will then commence and a .zip file will be downloaded. Unzip the files onto your computer
Open the location where you unzipped the file and double click on "SetupVSE"
It will open the installation menu, follow the onscreen instructions and when asked the License Expiry Type choose "Perpetual"
Once the installation is finished you will see the below screen, click "Finish"
Step 3: Check the SuperDat File Version Regularly
- All computers connected to the campus network must have McAfee VirusScan anti-virus software installed. The McAfee icon appears in the Taskbar (bottom right hand corner of the screen).
- Check that your computer has the latest Virus Definitions.
Right click on the McAfee icon in the Taskbar.
From the menu, choose About
A window appears with VirusScan details.
Check the Created On date - this should be very recent. - If your Virus Definitions is not up to date or the DAT Created On date is not recent, you must download and run Stinger immediately. Download the Stinger file and install (instructions online).
Practice safe computing
Always remember that anti-virus software can only ever protect against viruses known to it, so it stands to reason that the virus writers will always be one step ahead. With this in mind, you should at all times follow the recommendations for safe computing particularly in areas such as email or Internet usage.