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vbarytskyy

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  1. @jcarroll Can you PM me your username for the console and the host name of the machine having problems. I will pull logs remotely and see if we can figure out what exclusions need to be set. Thank you
  2. Thank you for providing the logs and letting us know what fixed it. I will look over the logs and see if we find figure out why the scans were failing initially.
  3. Hello @Terrence, You should be able to see all the recently picked up infections through the "Detections" tab. Everything will be sorted by endpoint, date and type of infection. Thanks,
  4. @CraigS Can you get us some logs to look over? Check the "technical issues" section in the second post (by our bot) for help with getting logs. Thank you
  5. Hello @Sherlock Based on what I am seeing in your logs, all the notifications are coming from an add-on/extension you have installed. Epic Privacy Browser. It is probably reaching out to those sites and we are picking that up.
  6. @langepiep This should be cleared up in our next database update, sometime within the new couple of hours.
  7. @KenW That option allows Windows to know about an installed antivirus. If you are running another protection software with Malwarebytes, I would recommend to leave that option on "Let Malwarebytes apply the best..." If there is no other antivirus, you can leave the option above checked or use the "Always register..." option. Thanks,
  8. @IT_Guy That is a planned feature as well. We don't have a planned date of release for that specific functionality at this time but it's one of the things on our list.
  9. We are bringing this back as well as adding filter controls to drill down by OS in the near future.
  10. @Lord_LolzWorth I am sorry for the late reply. We had some fixes in Malwarebytes 3.4.x related to this issue. Could you give it a try and report back?
  11. I have reported this to our engineers, and we are working on a fix.
  12. Is this machine used for any web browsing? If not, I would suggest to create a policy that doesn't have Web Blocking features turned on specifically for this server.
  13. As a test, could you disable Anti-Ransomware and re-run the program? Settings > Protection (tab at the top) > Toggle off "Ransomware Protection"
  14. Few things to bring up here-- Malwarebytes is not installed to a default location. I see there is C:\Program Files and D:\Program Files, I would suggest to install in a proper default directory. I see you are running Malwarebytes in compatibility mode(open as admin every time)-- Go to the folder C:\Program Files\Malwarebytes\Anti-Malware\ Find the file mbam.exe and right click on it and choose Properties In the window that pops up click on Compatibility Tab Remove any changes there that don't match my picture below and click OK Now repeat the steps for file MBAMService.exe Once both files have been checked, reboot the machine and report back
  15. It should be ok to turn off web protection based on the usage of this machine. However, if you'd like us to review the block events, please upload your logs. The post above will help with getting the logs, look under "technical issues". Also--Officially Malwarebytes is not supported on Windows Server operating systems, just a heads up. Thanks
  16. For those experiencing the issue with scheduled scans showing as "none"--How did you perform the upgrade to 3.4.4? Download from the website or within Malwarebytes itself?
  17. Correct, if you got a notification about a blocked exploit, then it was stopped. If you'd like to post some logs to look over, we can confirm as well. Look under "technical issues" above
  18. I forwarded this information to our internal teams. Apologies for the delay!
  19. I see you are running Malwarebytes in compatibility mode-- Go to the folder C:\Program Files\Malwarebytes\Anti-Malware\ Find the file mbam.exe and right click on it and choose Properties In the window that pops up click on Compatibility Tab Remove any changes there that don't match my picture below and click OK Now repeat the steps for file MBAMService.exe Once both files have been checked, reboot the machine and report back
  20. @exegesis Is it possible that Windows 10 did a reset on you and wiped out some software? A Windows 10 reset can leave files behind and even most software, so it'll look like nothing happened. At this time, it'll be best to perform a scan once Malwarebytes is reinstalled to ensure everything is clean.
  21. This issue had to do with browsers caching the page and not loading the webpage with new changes after maintenance. We put in the fix this morning. For most users simply restarting the browser or refreshing the page fixed it. Clearing browser cache would also force the browser to pull down the changes.
  22. @nsparks If you encounter the high CPU usage again, could you right click the mbamservice.exe (Malwarebytes Service) in Task Manager and hit "create dump file". Zip up the file, upload it to filemail.com and PM me the link. I am trying to track down this issue but have not had a user provide the dump WHILE mbamservice.exe was using high CPU. If we can get a good dump while the CPU is being throttled, I can get our developers to work on a fix ASAP. Thank you
  23. @tconacher We have identified the issue and put in the fixes this morning. This has to do with browser caching, restarting your browser should fix the issue. Make sure to log out of the console first so your browsers cache can refresh.
  24. @Gaurav27 We would need to get logs from your computer (with Malwarebytes installed) to make any suggestions. Since you mentioned you are also running Avast, make sure to add exclusions so they two don't conflict. See post above for help with getting logs. Exclusions to add in other AV
  25. @luptona Could you get us some logs to looks into? Look under "technical issues". Also--Be aware that Malwarebytes 3.x does not have official Windows Server support.
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