MacOs 11 compatibility with Virus Protect

[CMUNM]

That's odd.  In that case just log on to your bt.com account and My BT and go from there.

[Philip4]

I went to my my bt account and strangely is showed zero of the 2 licenses in use so I activated it checked and still showing about to expire then I tried the BUY option as you suggested this time I was taken to the BT site, I deactivated and then reactivated but again still showing that the subscription is about to deactivate.

[CMUNM]

Suggest you raise this with the Moderator @JohnC2  via a private message @

[Philip4]

Just checked again and it said expired I then clicked something I cannot remember what I think it was renew and it now says valid.  I hope that is it now as I have spent hours on this over the last few days.

I assume we update on a regular basis and at some point the firewall will work, I gather this may be the start of December.

[Infury8r]

I've had that annoying notice many times in the past.

Simply quit McAfee then reload it or restart your Mac.

[MacBakewell]

Have again downloaded BT McAfee and just get version 4.9.0.2 which is not compatible.

I am puzzled that a large organisation like BT is so behind on such an important issue as this.

[DavLad]

com on BT sort it out

[DavLad]

perfect description com on BT sort it out please

we know the fix, upgrade to 4.10

[Steveee]

@MacBakewell and @DavLad  release 4.10 is available. After installing 4.9 you need to update from within the Virus Protect app. I did this and now have version 4.10.

unfortunately this is not the full solution, the 4.10 firewall still won’t work with Big Sur.

[Philip4]

I have been messing with this for 2 days and now have it up and running.

Initially when I downloaded it it was the old version.

But I did 2 updates and each time restarted the Mac and eventually it showed 4.10.0.0

I also had to follow the instructions given in an earlier post because one of the macfee items was not given full disk access in the privacy tab I think it was the one called fmpd.