John A

Why does Microsoft Security Client folder appear 6 times when I add it only once. Same thing happens when I remove it (once) and re-add it.

I was also getting this on multiple computers, but they all update now so it must have been a server issue.

Also practice safe browsing and safe email use. Be very wary about downloading/installing free software from the internet etc. What I have done to my old XP netbook is dual booted XP with UBUNTU - very simple using WUBI (https://wiki.ubuntu.com/WubiGuide). Then I use Ubuntu for email and browsing, and disable XP's internet access, just using XP for Word processing, pictures etc. I continue to have MBAM Pro and MBAE running on XP just in case.

My opinion is that no matter what security products you have on XP, after April 2014 XP will become increasingly vulnerable to attack. Most AV vendors have said that they will provide support for XP for another year or so, but sooner or later that support will stop. Firefox & Chrome browsers will continue to be updated on XP for at least another year, so if you choose to continue to use XP it makes sense to use them instead of Internet Explorer.

rwharold is correct - the only way to update XP with that version of MBAE running is to wait for the Automatic Updates check to kick in. Meanwhile, I can vouch that it has been fixed. The workaround is to stop MBAE or uninstall it until Updates are done via IE.

Ah, I missed that, thanks

Windows XP Started computer Went to Windows Update MBAE Block occurred I know XP updates stop April but I expected some this month)

Even though you have clean-installed FF & profile, would it be worth trying a FF Reset? Help > Troubleshooting Information > Reset Firefox

I think this is a false positive - I have had the file for quite a file and hasn't been identified before. Log.txt

Yep, I found it (it happened a bit earlier than I thought). I included a memory leak event that occurred just before the MBAE crash, in case that is relevant. MBAE Events.txt

Yes I am sure this is a different issue. I saw the icon disappear. I checked running processes in Task Manager - MBAE.EXE was not running. After checking system event logs I restarted MBAE and the icon immediately appeared.

W7 x 32 MBAE 0.09.5.0300 MBAE 0.09.5.0300 disappeared. There was no Windows event log entry. MBAE Default log shows an issue with Acrobat Reader, MBAE disappeared sometime after this. I think it happened after viewing the video on the page below in IE, but not sure. Default log attached. Note that Adobe Reader was updated to 11.0.06 yesterday. http://www.badbacks.com.au/shop/product/1898/332/swopper-classic-changing-the-way-we-sit MBAE restarted OK. mbae-default.log

Sorry, I meant Customer Preview - it wasn't showing up on my browser yesterday for some reason, but it is now.

What happened to 2.0 beta forum?

I was using the latest version.

... and attached is the associated event log entry event.txt

While browsing in IE www.cruisesalefinder.com.au, I received the attached error, pressing Retry cleared it. Interesting that it references drive F which doesn't exist. Any more info needed? Windows 8.1 x 64, Defender, MBAM Pro

OK, I thought that might not apply to the latest version

W7 x 32 Have restarted this computer about 5 times since installing latest MBAE. On one occasion the tray icon failed to show but MBAE was running. Double clicking on MBAE cause the tray icon to momentarily appear then disappear. On restarting the icon appeared again.

Latest version of MBAE "An exploit code has been blocked in Adobe Reader" At the time I was selecting a benign PDF file for uploading using TYPE03 website backend in Firefox See attached pic & log W7 x 32 mbae-default.zip

Me too - Windows 7 x 32 I have uninstalled it pending advice.

Unfortunately I have tried a few times but can't replicate the issue

Sorry, here tis Local admin user was already logged in on the W8.1 computer. I was sitting a metre away controlling it with the Teamviewer W8 Phone app which I was testing out. I started TeamViewer Quick Support on the computer, entered the password on my phone and took control . mbae-default.log

I was controlling my W8.1 x 64 computer (which has MBAE latest version) from my W8 mobile phone using TeamViewer. I started Acrobat Reader remotely and then a UAC prompt popped up saying that MBAE needed permission etc... I allowed it and all seemed well. It has never asked for a UAC prompt out of the blue before - is there a problem? Attached is the default log - the last nine entries were from the session in question.

The issue is with Secunia PSI misbehaving when IE11 is installed. Whatever it was doing was indirectly interfering with MBAE See this thread https://secunia.com/community/forum/thread/show/14574/psi_3_0_0_9015_crashing Rolling back to Secunia PSI V 3.0.0.7001 resolved the issue and MBAE right click now behaves normally