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jbionic2010

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  1. I've just tried to install the new Malwarebytes. By some reason it turns off the default protection provided by Windows Defender. Is there any way I can keep the default antivirus program and run Malwarebytes only on demand?
  2. Can you check the log-files of your update server to see how much the number of Windows downloads is down in Russia in comparison with previous months (January-March)?
  3. Quite strangely, the problem with loading Malwarebytes updates only affects my Windows device, whereas Android updates reach my tablet without any hindrance. Could it be related perhaps to Telegram blocking in Russia? Because local regulator has gone nuts in its relentless attempts to block everything that is not even related to Telegram, using Telegram as an excuse for doing so. Is Malwarebytes able to offer any alternative proxy routes for Russian users perhaps?
  4. After rebooting my computer I still get the message when trying to connect to Malwarebytes server to get the latest update. What trigerrs the message?
  5. I do the scan in Malwarebytes 3.x and do notice the difference with how it used to work in Malwarebytes 2.x If we have the poll here, how many users would vote for changing the way Malwarebytes does scanning back to how it used to work in 2.x, please make your best guess? :-)
  6. Do you understand what I am trying to say? or do I have to share a video for better understanding?
  7. The strange thing is that once I right-click on a file in Windows Explorer and choose Scan with Malwarebytes, the Malwarebytes app starts, scans and then ... never shuts and keeps hanging in the tray, requiring me to type my admin password in order to quit it. It does not require the password when it starts, but DOES require one in order to shut. Did it use to work like that in older versions?
  8. Well, the real time protection is a feature, which was always available only to premium users. So are you actually claiming now that since the rollout of version 3 the feature is also available to non-premium users? Because otherwise the only reason I would assume in allowing Malwarebytes keep hanging in the system tray instead of shutting is data collection: "this is for the best!"
  9. Can you make one more fix in a new version, so that when I click on Close the Malwarebytes app would close immediately without remaining in the system tray? It used to work like that in all previous versions, but now one has to enter the admin password in order to initiate the Quit function in the tray, which seems a rather strange way of quitting an app
  10. Thanks, Firefox. I've just sent @dcolli the mb3_check file by PM. Awaiting for his feedback.
  11. I'd be glad to attach the file to the forum, but I have no certainty that after you've done the file will be removed from the forum. It contains some personal data. So I'd rather remove the file by myself from my personal drive once the cause of my problem is clarified.
  12. Here is the link to download the mb3_check results https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B-j1nGDcVQKKUW81VnJCTEpVNkU/view?usp=sharing
  13. The interesting thing is that when I start the Recommended (default) scanning it actually performs the rootkit scanning without a hitch because I can even see how the counter changes
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