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  1. Thank you FireFox, Yes you understand the statements correct, thx, however isn't what this is for under Settings/General/ Notifications/ Disabled? What is the point of disabeling notifications if they popup anyway? As I recall this has gone on for many versions, all since the new v2.
  2. Thanks first to Firefox for the reply, So I am starting yet another thread on perhaps the same subject, and one that has been pinned but not apparently not resolved. Or perhaps this 'is' a little different as the popup message comes on, not inside the program, but on every reboot in the bottom right corner of Windows 7 64bit. I do not want Malicious web site protection enabled, so I disable it. Please don't suggest that it's a good idea to use it. I set disable ALL notifications, and on every boot, Malwarebytes pops up in a banner window and says "malicous website blocking is disabled"! I know it, i did it on purpose. Running latest version, have uninstalled with Revo, run ccleaner, rebooted and reinstalled with new installer. Thanks Joe Sticky: If you are receiving a message inside the MBAM program that Malicious Website Protection is disabled please do the following to correct the issue. First start by restarting your computer then go to the next stepOn the Dashboard click "Update now" to get the latest database versionRight click the Malwarebytes tray icon and click "Exit"Restart the Malwarebytes application from the programs menu or desktop shortcut.In most cases this resolves the issue, however if the issue still persists, reboot the computer again and the issue should be resolved.If the above procedures still do not correct the issue for you then please download the MBAM installer and reinstall the program which will fix the issue for you.
  3. Same problem continues in 2.16. I set disable ALL notifications and on every boot, Malwarebites pops up and says malicous website blocking is disabled! I know it, i did it on purpose. Please Fix.
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