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+1 to this, bugs happen, even catastrophic bugs happen. This isn't the worst software bug of all time. This is very true. He was asking for one year for free for three PCs, not three years for free for one PC.

Hello, I was wondering if there was any update on there being a fix for this? I know you don't have an ETA but I figured I would just ask for an update since it has been a while since I last asked. Thanks!

Any update on this? I certainly hope that this issue can eventually be fixed.

Sure thing. I am actually back on my home PC so the mb-check results might be slightly different however I have been able to replicate the results on the first PC and also on my home PC, just thought I would give you a heads up. I have attached the file. mb-check-results.zip

I tested it, and it did not help me very much. All 4 types of real-time protection disabled as well as self protection disabled: Malwarebytes simply closed: Simply having Malwarebytes open adds an extra 2-3 seconds to each launch even with all protections disabled and having no protections disabled ends up making it launch even slower. Malwarebytes with all protections enabled: Is this something that could possibly looked into more detail for? I love Malwarebytes and I love Atom, and I know Atom is becoming a really popular text editor and might become number one at some point

Oh yeah, I forgot that it was the weekend when I posted this. Oops! Good to know, thanks.

Hello, I am unsure what the rules on bumping are - I looked for sectional rules and for global rules and I couldn't find anything, so I am bumping this thread just this once until I find out if it is allowed or not. Thanks.

I absolutely love Private Internet Access although I have been using TunnelBear recently and I am quite happy with it as well. I am a big advocate of VPNs and they are so useful it's unbelievable.

It's generally not worth using "cleaners" as sometimes they can be malware, but if you are going to use one, CCleaner is a pretty well-known and trusted one.

I hate that so much. Whenever a website tries to make me do that, I just leave the website. I find that the browser addon uMatrix does a good job because I can block cookies by default and only allow them if I want to and trust the website.

Thanks for sharing this. I fear that there will be many more WannaCry and other types of ransomware attacks, this seems to be the new biggest thing for people who write malware.

As far as I know, exclusions are in C:\ProgramData\Malwarebytes\Malwarebytes Anti-Malware\exclusions.dat and schedules are in C:\ProgramData\Malwarebytes\Malwarebytes Anti-Malware\Configuration\schedules.conf however before proceeding with this I would certainly wait for someone who knows for sure.

Agreed. I feel like users should at least have a choice if they want to be able to do that.

Last time I had this issue it turned out to be a bad USB hard drive of all things that I had to RMA (I thought there was no way that USB could prevent my computer from booting), but I'm glad to see RMAing your board worked.

You could always look at http://av-comparatives.org to compare Anti-Virus software however they usually compare paid versions. You can still get a good idea of how different products compare, though. I've always had good luck with Avira FWIW.