hi, 
i am also being trouibled by 'matcli'.

this is how the problem started:-
i got a message saying - do u want to install latest security updates from windows...
i clicked on yes.. and then downloadeed the said security patches from the link(microsoft 
link)
after that this matcli appeared(in fact few mths back too i havd matcli.. but i gota 
computer mechanioc to fix the prblems (like slow speed, unable tyo install web camera, 
etc). he removed this matcli too.. after that i felt the performance of my system 
has improved.. but now it has reappered :(

Problem i face:-
seems that the eprformance (speed_) ahas come down

I have unistalled the HP instant support , but still  mtacli is appaering in the 
search.
how do i remove the matcli which is presednt in other folders  like in c drive and 
f drive.also.. it is coming in a folder : c:/WINDOWS/APPLOG

HOW Do i remove this

thnka a ton













On Sunday, September 5, 2004 at 4:55 am, Bob Welker wrote:

>I've never had MATCLI in the taskbar (at least, not permanently) although it would 

>pop up for some 10 odd seconds during Windows start-up. This started loading after 

>installing Verizon DSL, and (ever conscious for anomalies) had determined it was 

>part of their package, and what it ostensibly was supposed to do (as described in 

>previous posts). 

>

>I've alway had uneven connect speeds, sometimes a very hard time connecting at all, 

>and (when running into this again last night) started to uninstall the Verizon programs 

>... leaving the iVasion poET adapter driver for last ... just to see what would 
happen. 

>

>Several observations:

>1). MATCLI stopped loading during startup. Slightly faster boot time as a result 

>of this.

>2). Still able to make DSL connections (with about the same results as before ... 

>no-go to mildly crappy).

>3). Norton System Doctor still showing a lengthy period of 100% CPU utilization 
after 

>the computer seemingly has finished booting (approximately 1 minute in duration, 

>and while about 20 MB of physical memory is being allocated for something).

>4). An unexpected side benefit of 'fixing' two programs that had begun to behave 

>badly.

>

>I use both Irfanview and IDM (Internet Download Manager). Several months ago (and 

>several days after installing a newer version) Irfanview started to run like molasses 

>on Pluto - it would eventually load files, but CPU utilization went to 100%, and 

>getting a file manager screen could take up to two minutes. Approximately the same 

>thing happened after upgrading IDM. 

>

>It may be coincidence (in which case its a rather remarkable one) but uninstalling 

>the two Verizon support programs has cleared this up, and both programs run fine 

>again.

>

>For the record, I'm still running Win98SE (v4.10.2222) with IE v6 browser using 
all 

>available patches, keep up-to-date with Norton Antivirus, and regularly run both 

>Spybot and Ad-Aware in an attempt to keep malevolent byte beasties at bay.

>

>I was wondering if anyone else had noticed otherwise unexplained program slowdowns 

>'fixed' by uninstalling the Verizon support programs?

>

> 

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