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« Reply #10 on: 15. October 2009., 02:22:51 »

My school used this software til they got McAfee Antispyware module.
It was nice but dont you have to install updates manually? or it can be scripted?
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« Reply #11 on: 15. October 2009., 07:33:10 »

It was nice but dont you have to install updates manually?

Yes, as I know only option is manual Update. Anyway it's one excellent toll.  Wink
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« Reply #12 on: 13. March 2010., 15:23:18 »

thx you  software very good
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« Reply #13 on: 09. June 2010., 22:40:26 »

Anybody has a full version that I can try? Much appreciated!!
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« Reply #14 on: 25. July 2010., 05:35:01 »

yes I too used this at home and workplace we had any issue with virus scanner disabled by something nasty worm or Trojan.

really good and must have tool Smiley
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« Reply #15 on: 29. July 2010., 23:01:57 »

MalwareBytes is a great and respected anti-malware product.  The registered version is preferred as it offers real-time protection which is of paramount importance.

Even if you already have real-time protection and scanning through another security product, MalwareBytes free version can also be great alternate scanner.

Having multiple scanners installed can help with malware protection as some scanners may pick up malware that others don't.

Whilst having multiple products offering real-time protection should be done cautiously, having multiple (manual) scanners would be a good practice.
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« Reply #16 on: 29. July 2010., 23:08:53 »

One of our employees got something on their laptop that prevented it from running or updating.  The exe wouldn't load at all.

There's a trick around this though, and it worked great.  Go into the program folder and rename the exe to something else.  Then you'll be able to run it without a problem.  I believe there's a different exe for the updates, so you can rename that one too if you need to update it.

If it won't install, rename mbam-setup.exe to something else.

I was surprised when it worked, but it worked like a charm!

Just a note for others here, this sometime may be a sign that malware is trying to prevent anti-malware from doing it's job.

Malware can try disable known anti-malware products, or prevent them from being installed by identifying the anti-malware installer program file name.

Renaming the anti-malware file name can help get around this, but should also be done cautiously.
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« Reply #17 on: 30. July 2010., 02:46:02 »

I think it's great Smiley
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« Reply #18 on: 12. October 2010., 01:38:53 »

where can I find free version?
can you anyone provide links

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« Reply #19 on: 12. October 2010., 04:53:41 »

where can I find free version?


In first post of this Topic. Smiley



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