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This was mostly true during my test when accessing the internet. The big problem is that either solution will slow overall system performance dramatically. At the end of the day however McAfee seemed to perform all functions a bit better. The two products were more similar than different. Realizing the problem I stripped away the AOL solution and then decided to test Symantec's Norton Internet Security vs McAfee. And the warning was actually Norton providing a warning about behavior from AOL's solution.

In this case it turns out security from AOL, Symantec and McAfee were all running at the same time. What he was not prepared for was what happened when he installed McAfee. My relative who had been scared by the warning was more than happy to buy total "8 in 1" security for his lap-top for the small fee of $60. So the user acted rationally and went out a Comp USA store who was happy to sell McAfee Internet Security Suite. The issue was that a "spyware" warning was showing up on his computer. I was recently introduced to McAfee's 8 in 1 Internet Security Suite through a relative who was having trouble with a 1 year old laptop. The downside of all the additional functionality is a significantly slower system. The software does an OK job providing base level virus and spyware protection, but then tries to do too much by attempting to provide protection in areas most home PCs don't need. McAfee's anti virus solution, Internet Security Suite is an average product.