wjm41

Actually, that's the version one finds on your web site with instructions to run it. If it's out of date, I would suggest you clean up your web site. I'm done.

Among all the crap you left on my disk was a file titled "Uninstall" so I ran that, and it seemed to clean things up. Not very well written software IMHO.

And now I see Registry entries for Malwarebytes. I don't even know what more obscure names to search for there.

And I just did a disk search for "mbam*.*" and see my disk is littered with a bunch of your applications and dll files. 9 of them. Somehow you don't seem to do a "clean" uninstall very cleanly. Actually I see 136 files in 108MB of my disk following your clean uninstall. And another 29 files in another subdirectory. Who knows what's scattered around in more obscure places.

So I downloaded and tried Malwarebytes 3.03 and now it's impossible to get rid of it. It acts like malware one might say. After reading through your web site I downloaded "mbam-clean-2.3.0.1001.exe" and ran it on my Win7 system. When it said to reboot I did so. Now every time I reboot, the computer gives me an error message "Unable to start. Unable to connect to the service". So I look in TaskManager/Processes and still see mbamtray.exe there. So I ran your mbam-clean again. Same result. How do I permanently drive a stake through the heart of your program?