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I upgraded Windows 10 Pro 64 bit to build 1511 - 10586. Ran all night with real-time protection enabled. Fingers crossed. It wasn't about me.

No readyboost. There's no need for that anymore, IMHO. I have an SSD for a boot drive, after all. In fact, I tried to plug in a flash drive, and under the readyboot tab in its properties, said it can't and won't because the computer is fast enough so no benefit. I'll see about trimming my system down for another test soon. I also cleared just about every event log. Thanks for your help!

I just saw your message about testing the hard drives. For a test, I can eliminate all the hard drives except for the boot drive which is a newer 480GB SSD, and then enable MBAM. I'll run diags on the boot drive before that. When I get more time, I'll test each drive. FYI, I ran memtest86 on my memory overnight before I purchased the replacement motherboard. There were zero errors. Thanks!

OK. I got up this morning and the mouse moves around in windows. I can hover and peek at windows, select windows and change focus to them. That is all I can do. There is no response when I try to start task manager. I can't type anything or get any response. I end up shutting the computer off and back on again to regain control. I shut off MBAM again. I have posted the file admin2.zip as you requested. https://www.dropbox.com/s/1wthgmkjrij0vxs/admin2.zip?dl=0 Thanks again.

A little background - I replaced my motherboard a couple of weeks ago because I thought it was the culprit. It wasn't. The problem still occurs upon turning MBAM on in real-time. I have the latest bios on a brand new motherboard. I used to have 10 hard drives, but I suspected the sata3 controller cards (2) that were driving them. It didn't change the problem. I'll eventually plug them back in. I have a Seasonic SS-550HT, and it's 7 years young in a week. Like I said, I reduced its load by 3 hard drives, and no difference until I turn on MBAM. I just did the reregistering of my apps, and rebooted. I am about to turn MBAM back on again to see what happens. I will post the event logs again if it fails. Thanks!

I'm quicker than i thought. OK, so my max temp so far is 52C. Link to files: https://www.dropbox.com/sh/y8oomld3l6gnw43/AACJGti6LSOvi424jWx5EPmra?dl=0 Thanks!

My other anti-virus is Windows Defender. Does that count? I'll see if I can shut it off and turn MBAM back on real-time for a test. I will monitor temps, although I do not overclock, it's running no higher than 42C right now, and have a cooler master hyper 212 evo just cuz. I will have to take a bit of time to get you the info you requested. It will probably be sometime this weekend. Thanks for your reply!

I have been having this problem from before upgrading from Win 8.1 Pro 64 bit to Win 10 Pro 64 bit. I'm not sure what is failing when it happens, because the screen will still be there, but I am unable to get into task manager or anything else to diagnose. Strangely, the mouse moves around, but won't actually activate anything. I end up shutting the computer down to restart. The reason I'm "blaming" malwarebytes real-time protection, is that when I turn it off, the computer runs for days without the problem. That is the ONLY difference. I have already performed the mbam-clean procedure and reinstalled. It has already frozen again. I would really like to have real-time protection again. FYI, the "self-protection" checkbox is not checked as per the recommended settings. Is there anything I can provide in the way of logs or whatever to help you diagnose what's happening? Thanks in advance!