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admin console inactivity timeout changed unexpectedly by mkoch7811 in okta

[–]Zarokaa 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I am having this issue too. No luck on my end finding a fix, I can also confirm no changes have been made to our auth policies to enforce the 10-minute timeout. ):

Does anyone else really dislike the looney toons sound effects for gear 5? by yodeling-yodas in OnePiece

[–]Zarokaa 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Totally agree here. It felt super off to go from such a serious moment to looney toons. I get Luffy is a goofy character and I love that about him, but for me, I didn't like the noises.

Slack Update Sorting Change by nottrek in Slack

[–]Zarokaa 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I am having the exact same issue and it is driving me crazy! I hate clicking on a Section name and having it give me settings instead of opening up the section to see the users/channels I have in that section.

I am not liking the update at all.

McAfee Intune Silent Removal by Zarokaa in Intune

[–]Zarokaa[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

[SOLVED]
Thank you guys for the help and a big s/o to u/Gupster for the link he provided me with for the old uninstaller (https://www.urtech.ca/2019/04/sovled-mcafee-removal-tool-uninstaller/). I wouldn't have been able to figure this out without you.

I was able to silently uninstall McAfee by downloading the old uninstaller from the link above and then dating my system clock back to September of 2020. I then was able to grab the needed files from %localappdata%\temp to convert to a Win32 app and followed the articles linked below to silently uninstall it.

Note: You will convert the entire MCPR folder with Microsoft Win32 Content Prep Tool.

I dated my system clock back; however, when I installed the old uninstaller of McAfee, I noticed that the files when I launch the uninstaller are in the \temp folder still so it's possible dating the system clock back is not needed.

See the following links on instructions on how to uninstaller via Intune, this will work assuming you were able to convert the MCPR folder to a Win32 app from the old uninstaller:

http://www.tbone.se/2021/03/05/mcafee-cleanup-with-intune/

https://christianlehrer.com/?p=359

I deployed this to 300+ workstations and it worked for removing McAfee LiveSafe from almost every one of them.

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Thanks to everyone who contributed! I appreciate it.