I have 20 seconds to login, or I have to reboot and try again...

Question

A few months ago I noticed if I don't login right away after boot up, the mouse will turn into a spinning ball and everything else becomes unresponsive.
I've tested it multiple times now. I have about 20 seconds to click my account name, type in my password, and hit enter.
The only thing I could think of that might affect it, is startup items. McAfee antivirus was located on my comp at one time, though I could not completely delete it. The script from mcafee that should delete everything was not located on my computer, so after every restart I 'kill' all mcafee processes from terminal. Could these be causing the login issue?

Answer 1

All of those links work perfectly fine, +except last page.+ Some schools
are generally open at this point of entry. Perhaps there's an IP block
for certain regions for access, and others denied within a set range?
Sure the actual download site link forbids (in this instance) the actual
access to a file in their servers; so it is held as intellectual property
and to offset unauthorized server access, rightly is it limited in use.
While I did not read into the sites to see if they view information held
there to be in the public domain, subject to intellectual property rights
or available to share without profit, among general non-school public;
it goes to figure copyrighted web pages probably cover most angles.
If they were open, someone could send the transcript in email to OP.
At least there appears to be a direct link without the login restriction.
This gets around the one set of hurdles and lets the cat out of the bag.
The idea of using the suspect application's own uninstaller, if available,
or another such as you've posted links to acquire, are plausible ideas.
To start in SafeBoot may also get past the 'fast log-in problem' mentioned.
{Some apps have an uninstaller, either in the original install folder or CD.}
AppCleaner is free/donationware: http://www.freemacsoft.net/AppCleaner/
{Some of the others offer a Trial version, that may do enough to solve a problem.
Most are relatively inexpensive, and are helpful to ferret out unwanted software.}
• 6 Ways to Correctly Delete Applications (according to mac.appstorm's roundup)
http://mac.appstorm.net/roundups/utilities-roundups/6-ways-to-correctly-delete-a pplications/
Oh well. It's always fun wondering why page links work in only part of the hemisphere.
And have come to expect if something is worth having, it may be limited in access...
Good luck & happy computing!
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