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I just had a friend purchase and install mbam. He is now getting about 2-3 times an hour at :15 past the hour a blocked outgoing IP address. His machine is clean as far as I can tell. I have run TDSSkiller, GMER, autoruns, process explorer, gmer's mbr.exe and of course mbam and they are all clean.
My question is there any semi-benign (ie. web surfing ad's) ways that a process/program would be trying to get out. The IP is in the Ukraine. Or is it most likely an infection that I'm missing.
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I will try when I get a chance - have to get some work done now.
Though I will say with the problem with chkdsk - I don't there are any issues with the backup programs per se or least it goes beyond that. If I was to guess though all 3 programs chkdsk and 2 backup programs - I believe interface with VSS. I think you should look there.
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I followed your directions and installed mbam 1.50 and added the exclusions to the 2 folders and then rebooted. I did run mbam-clean first.
Symptoms came back - the backup programs not running. I also checked the chkdsk scheduling and this was broke also. After removal with mbam-clean - everything works as it should including the chkdsk scheduling from windows gui.
I am running MSE as AV.
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After install of 1.5 last night - I noticed this morning that my two backup programs (syncbackpro for local backup and JungleDisk for cloud backup) didn't run. I tried to run SBpro manually - it wouldn't run - I rebooted - wouldn't run. I tried jungledisk - could not run a manual backup - just seemed to freeze with nothing being backed up. Removed mbam and rebooted - everything is back to normal. There is something very wrong with MBAM 1.5 and backup programs.
I also tried to schedule a chkdsk via windows GUI and I couldn't - the GUI just seemed to freeze - very strange. Now works fine with mbam uninstalled.
I have used all prior versions of mbam without incident.
Win7/64.
Thanks.
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Sorry to interject.
Did you try this.
Right-Click->View->Show Desktop Icons
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I just had this same error code (7e) with a friends machine. The only way that I could fix it was doing a windows repair install.
Things I tried that didn't work.
1) Using BartPE to restore registry - restored fine but still no boot.
2) replacing recently changed files in system32 with originals
3) Using BartPE to scan and clean drive - scanned and cleaned but no boot
I'm sure this is not the only way to fix this - but it worked for me. You will need to re-activate windows after the repair.
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If you want to PM me the 1.44 fix - I will test it with my win7 64bit. I helped with the 1.43 fix which is working great for me now. Just want to make sure you didn't break the 1.43 fix at least for me
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I am running win7 64bit with MS security essentials. IP protection is disabled, real-time protection enabled.
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I am having NO memory problems with 1.43 (as a matter of fact mbamservice is currently at 18M - very nice!!) with 1.42 it was running at 400-500M.
For what its worth.
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My computer has been up for 2 days and mbam is now taking up nearly 400MB.
I am using Win7 64bit and MBAM 1.42 - didn't have this problem with 1.41. It has crept higher slowly but surely (I think when I first booted it was at like 65MB) - I have not brought the GUI up at all.
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200 Kilobyte ?
Now that's the lowest I've ever heard of
Do you mean 200Meg ?
Yes 200Meg. Boy 200k would be awesome!! To be exact it is now taking 197,816K.
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mbamservice is using nearly 200k on mine.
Win7 64bit.
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I just made a small addition to the last log batch file. Now you can run it from any directory not just the log directory.
@echo offset mdir="%UserProfile%\Application Data\Malwarebytes\Malwarebytes' Anti-Malware\Logs"cd %mdir% dir *.txt /b /on > systext.bakFOR /F "delims=" %%i in (systext.bak) do set sysRunCommand=%%icall "%sysRunCommand%"del /f systext.bak
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Blocked Outgoing IP addresses
in Malwarebytes for Windows Support Forum
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Hi Buttons - This is his business computer - I will verify with him that p2p's are not on there. But I would venture to say no. Thanks for the help.