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staiger

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  1. Hi Thanks for the info, have done that and it's cured the problem. Cheers Iain
  2. I know this problem was in at least one other thread on this site but indicted that it had been resolved. As of today this problem still exists. I recently bought and fitted a new M.2 SSD card for my Asus Z97 deluxe motherboard to act as a boot disk and storage for other system related programs, one of which is Malwarebytes. I back in June purchased a lifetime version of it and installed in on to a fresh install of windows ultimate 64bit. I downloaded the demo version of mwb and activated it with my details which were accepted and the program download the latest database and went through a scan. It found nothing but when I went back to the main screen it warned me that the database was out of date. I again pressed the option to download the database, the warning temporarily disappeared but within a second it once again gave the same warning. If this was all that happened I could put up with it but another warning is now appearing in the bottom right of the task bar telling me the same. I press the option to update but the warning just reappears. This is not acceptable as it’s very distracting and covers part of the screen that I need access to in other programs. Before I did this upgrade I did not have any issue with this program but that was a week or so ago. Does any forum reader have any thoughts on what the solution is or indeed is there a Malwarebytes staff member monitoring these forums who can help. The following link shows the main interface, screenshot of log file and the warning message by the task bar. https://www.dropbox.com/sh/zojrmoagj980d8l/AADefb1WF9e0gArFNYWo3UCNa Many thanks
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