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10 minutes ago, robertleeblairjr said:

Select the 'RTProtectionDaemon' process under the memory tab and select the "i" tab to display information related to this process which will open in another window. From this window, select "Sample" which will open another window. Alternatively, the drop down menu with the sprocket has the same command to perform a 'Sample Process' of the highlighted running process. This command will take some time to perform iterations on this before it dumps a sample text in the window which you can save to a text file for uploading to the thread. I've attached a sample text of the 'RTProtectionDaemon' process, which you can feel free to download and compare with yours.

Sample of RTProtectionDaemon.txt

 

Sample of RTProtectionDaemon CV.txt

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Yes, RTProtectionDaemon is present.  I am running 10.12.6 on a MacBook Pro (15-inch, Late 2016) being booted from the internal HDD.  I am not using any other anti-malware, anti-virus, or app monitoring programs

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I ran both commands.  It changed nothing.  I am still getting the same error.

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I just tried reinstalling but I am still having the issue

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The install completed normally without any errors

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Just installed Malwarebytes for Mac 3.0.  I can't get the interface to load.  All I get is a window with Background Service is Offline.  Running MacOS 10.12.6.