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Thanks for the suggestion. I already swapped out the video card in case it was the problem. It wasn't. However, since removing MBAM, the computer has run fantastically with no problems. I'll look into using a previous version or one of the beta builds later on today as I'd rather not go without the protection I've been relying on for years.
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That's really unnecessary. I am an IT professional with a computer science degree. I know what I'm doing. The computer is built to be able to handle 3 users logged in, and it does it well. After uninstalling Malwarebytes, things are good as new. Let me know when you get your product fixed and I may give it another try. It was working fine until it broke for everyone (not just me).
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Here is the file that the tool created. I should mention that I uninstalled MBAM earlier tonight, to see if it made any difference on the video problem. Hopefully you still get something useful here. mbst-grab-results.zip
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Yeah, that's not going to happen - my wife and kids like to leave things open. My wife gets upset every time I have to close her stuff to reboot as it is. I'll get the logs sent.
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Nope. Computer stays on 24/7. Also there are usually 3 profiles logged in 24/7 (one for me, one for my wife, and one for my kids), that we switch between as needed. Lately when we switch between them the screen often goes black and stays that way, requiring a reboot. I initially thought it was a problem with the GPU, but swapping a Radeon card out for an nVidia card didn't fix the problem. I'm now wondering if it's Malwarebytes doing it.
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Does anyone have this figured out yet? I'm here with the same problem. Dreadfully slow in the morning, sometimes reboot helps, sometimes not. I'm using Chrome and Thunderbird (which is sometimes not affected but this morning it definitely is).
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Here it is: https://drive.google.com/open?id=0B4XVvlZQ7JM2MHhOdTRVc0plRm8 It's Windows 7 SP 1 64 bit.
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I am also having this issue. Starting this morning (when restarting my computer for the first time in weeks) I consistently get a BSOD when trying to start Sybase SQL Anywhere 11. It gives stop code 0x0000007E and points to fltmgr.sys. After having this happen several times, I remembered the last time I was getting BSODs it was the anti-ransomware that was at fault. So I turned it off and that fixed the problem, meaning it's once again the culprit. It is version 0.9.18.797-1.1.117
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BSOD running a certain program after 1.1.18 update
atariguy replied to atariguy's topic in Anti-Ransomware Beta
Yes, at the time it crashed it may have been checking for an update using a UNC path to a server. -
BSOD running a certain program after 1.1.18 update
atariguy replied to atariguy's topic in Anti-Ransomware Beta
We have Windows updates set to not install automatically, so they were not a factor for us, since they hadn't been applied. So they most likely are not related. -
BSOD running a certain program after 1.1.18 update
atariguy replied to atariguy's topic in Anti-Ransomware Beta
OK, I got it compressed down to about 450 MB. https://we.tl/aWZWKkoID8 -
BSOD running a certain program after 1.1.18 update
atariguy replied to atariguy's topic in Anti-Ransomware Beta
Looks like the maximum file size allowed is 2 GB, and my memory.dmp file is close to 2.5 GB. -
BSOD running a certain program after 1.1.18 update
atariguy replied to atariguy's topic in Anti-Ransomware Beta
I had already uninstalled, but there was still a shadow copy of the folder. MalwarebytesARW.zip -
BSOD running a certain program after 1.1.18 update
atariguy replied to atariguy's topic in Anti-Ransomware Beta
Information displayed on the BSOD: system_service_exception related to fltmgr.sys And just after submitting that, I tried running our app again, and got another BSOD. So putting it on the Exclusions list didn't help, and my "fix" of replacing the files was only temporary. I guess I'll have to uninstall the anti-ransomware program for now. -
We have an application that we use in our office that we created using PowerBuilder. Today on 3 computers with Windows 7 it started causing a BSOD every time we tried running it. It turned out that those 3 (mine is one of them) all had one thing in common - the Malwarebytes Anti-Ransomware Beta, which apparently just received update 1.1.18. Reinstalling our app fixed it on mine, but not the others. We disabled the anti-ransomware program on theirs and the problem went away. On mine, I have now set our program to be on the Exclusions list.