It also doesn't occur with any of the other audio editing programs I used. This never happend until about a week ago.
If I turn off real-time scanning, launch WaveLab, then turn ON real-time scanning, mcshield.exe jumps up to 100% usage and stays there, and I'm dead in the digital water. If I turn off real-time scanning before running WaveLab, it launches just fine and I can edit/load/save. The 100% CPU usage continues for an indefinite length of time I've let it run for a couple of hours just to see if it would ever go back to normal levels. Suddenly within the past week, something has changed such that if I enable real-time scanning and try to run WaveLab, mcshield.exe uses 100% of the CPU, rendering my system unusable. MP3 format files, using a variety of programs including Steinberg's WaveLab v 4.0. no new hardware, no software, nothing at all.
Nothing on the computer has been updated/installed/deleted for months. All the latest updates have been applied according to the Security Center console.
I have used McAfee Securit圜enter for years on my Win XP Pro SP3 system, with hardware well within the minimum hardware requirements.
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