CliffS

You're welcome

Also the documentation page might need to get updated, but the selection meanings remain the same: https://toolslib.net/downloads/viewdownload/1-adwcleaner/pages/5-en-adwcleaner-documentation/

The new UI looks great, and now it matches MB3 giving it the Malwarebytes "look" I also like the new setting tab and the switches By the way, the I noticed now it scans extremely FAST

Thank you Jerome, aka fr33tux, for all your(and your team's?) hard work on keeping us protected from those internet nasties(adware, PUPs, toolbars, and hijackers) that want to get on our systems.. This year I personally had not one single false positive, but thankfully only a a few "nasties" that surprised me that I got. Also thanks for telling us what's coming up next year, I can't wait to see the improvements. Just so you know(in case you don't already) I have a thread over at tenforums informing our members when there is a new update: https://www.tenforums.com/antivirus-firewalls-system-security/67383-malwarebytes-acquires-adwcleaner.html I wish you Happy Holiday's, CliffS

I see MBAE is updated to 1.10.1.37 on the download page. Will there be any update announcements, with changelog, now we are into 1.10? I let people know over at tenforums when there is one, but personally, I'm waiting to see how well the auto updater in MBAE itself is working

Are you on version 1.10? On the About tab, License ID say's Beta version now:

I see they opened up the free version so the Free users can test more thoroughly(politely said) Now the "nagging" should stop By the way, on my systems, the install went well. And so far no problems with Edge(thought I would mention it, even though I haven't had any problems in a loooong time now, but this is a major version upgrade(1.9 to 1.10).

have you checked all cable seating(specially the ones connected to the PSU, and if at all possible try another PSU(borrow a friends)), also if you have a discrete GPU, try disconnecting it, and using the CPU's Integrated graphics, to see if the GPU is causing problems at boot, as PCIe talks directly to the CPU.

Do you have a CMOS Reset button or pins that you can short out on your motherboard? You have a K SKU I see, and if you have a bad overclock, or the CMOS, or your BIOS/UEFI profile got corrupted, a reset to all defaults of your currently installed BIOS version might help. This happened to me after I tried pushing my 6700K to the limit, using one single core, hyperthreading turned off, to reduce heat(I use fans, not water), and could validate 5.18986 GHz in CPU-Z. The system booted into Windows still, but for the life of me, I could not get back into BIOS to revert back to my normal/daily 4.9GHz with all cores and HT on. A CMOS reset helped, I thought I was bricked though, until I remembered to try this

Thanks Dashke, these are real nice, I have added them to my Malwarebytes wallpapers-theme folder

Thanks

Hi 41149512O welcome to Malwarebytes. go to the settings tab and unselect system tray tooltips:

Yeah I meant 1297 and caught it after I posted. Luckily, I made the time limit to edit the post You posted while I was making the changes, but thanks for informing in case I hadn't caught it.

Experimental Build 1.09.1.1297 installed and working great on Windows 10 Insider build 14986.1001 and Current Branch 14393.576. I had no problems with any browser loading immediately after install( I always just upgrade over the old MBAE build by the way).

Happy New Year from Bamberg Germany