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No problem @RobNicholson-Helios. I apologize for the delay and understand the confusion that this new change may have caused. We are always open to hearing your feedback and suggestions. There is now also a Send Feedback button at the bottom left corner of the cloud console where your words will be heard directly by our engineers if you wish to share any additional feedback.

Hi MagCCB, Yes! Thank you for posting this to the forum as well. I had a feeling additional folders may have been created during the installation which is why I suggested C:\Users\*\AppData\Local\Temp\InstallFolder\** Thank you again and have a great day!

Hi @MagCCB I will be e-mailing you through our support ticketing system so that we can further review this. We may request log files so we can further investigate. Please keep an eye out for your e-mails!

Hello @Chevelles240, As @exile360 was saying, the scan logs will appear inside of C:\ProgramData\Malwarebytes\Malwarebytes' Anti-Malware\Logs Please let me know if you need anything else!

Hello @tdickert It may be too late now since you've already reinstalled with a different package, but Malwarebytes Anti-Malware will not show up as a separate program inside of Apps/Programs & Features that can be uninstalled or checked upon. If it was in fact still on the machine, it should have been located here - C:\Program Files (x86)\Malwarebytes' Anti-Malware Malwarebytes Anti-Malware 1.80.2.1012 is the correct version for the product you are using. The Managed Client will be 1.9.3671 (you can find this in Apps/Programs & Features as well as by selecting each client in the Management Console). The build date is also correct. Go to the update tab and ensure that your database is currently up to date. After the reinstallation, do you still have Anti-Exploit and Anti-Ransomware installed?

Hello @RobNicholson-Helios The search function has become a little more granular and the search by name button has moved as of a few weeks ago. There is a filter icon to the right of the word "Endpoints". Please click there and type the name of the endpoint you wish to find. Please let me know if that answers all of your questions!

Hi @DanJordan, Thank you for reaching out to Malwarebytes. Due to the complexity of the situation, I have opened up a ticket with you through our support channel and will continue working with you through there. Please check your e-mail shortly!

Hi Brian, I saw your new replies being created as new tickets and have replied to you. Something may be fixed now so please try rebooting, and if that doesn't work, reinstall. Let me know afterwards. I sent you a new e-mail with new procedures to grab logs as well. Thank you!

Hello @holmebrian I have opened a ticket with our Business support team and have requested logs from there. Please check your e-mail regarding generating and uploading log files for us to investigate. Thank you!

No worries! I will reach out to you via e-mail shortly.

Hi Scoutt, My apologies for the confusion regarding cloud as this was posted in the cloud product forums. I do see that you just opened up a ticket through our business support channel. Let us continue troubleshooting through there as further investigation may be necessary.

Hi @scoutt Since you have two Anti-Virus programs, you may want to add exclusions into McAfee for our products - https://support.malwarebytes.com/docs/DOC-1652 Here is a list of McAfee items you will want to add to our exclusion list as well - https://support.malwarebytes.com/docs/DOC-3311 I suspect there may be a conflict when you have both installed. Go to your start menu, type services.msc and navigate down to Security Center. Is this set to disabled when you have both McAfee and Malwarebytes installed? Try setting it to automatic and rebooting. Go to your start menu and type "Virus & Threat Protection" and open that. Does it say anything like Malwarebytes or McAfee is turned on? You may want to go to cloud.malwarebytes.com -> Settings -> Policies -> Select the Policy or Policies your machines are on -> Let Malwarebytes apply the best Windows Action Center settings based on your system (recommended). If there is a similar setting in McAfee, you may want to investigate the different options that are offered there as well.

Hello @tgafcorp Due to the nature of this issue, I have opened a ticket through our business support channel and you should have received an e-mail from me. Let us please continue troubleshooting there as logs and samples may be required. Thank you.

Hello @tgafcorp What is the name of the .exe application are trying to launch that is hosted on the Windows server? Thank you.

Hello @RichNeumuller May I ask which program you are currently using? This was posted in the Endpoint Protection room which is our cloud product. I suspect since you have the ability to manually add exclusions, you are using our on-prem product, Endpoint Security. Are you using the unmanaged/standalone client on each of your machines? Or are all of these machines managed through the Management Console? How many machines do you have running the software? If you prefer, I can open a ticket for you through our business support channel and continue working with you through there. We will then be able to request a sample of the files that are being detected and see about getting the files reviewed and white listed. Please let me know how you would like to proceed!

No problem, have a great day!

Hi @leobando Glad to hear that fixed it! Yes there is! In the Management Console, edit the policy or policies that your endpoints are on. In the Anti-Exploit tab, there is a checkbox that says "Automatically upgrade Anti-Exploit on clients". That should take care of it!

Hello @leobando I believe this is happening when the folder you are browsing to has a JPEG inside of it. The default folder that is being opened when you click browse might have a JPEG in it already. That might be your documents folder or the directory of the root file itself. To fix this issue, you should just need to update Anti-Exploit. Double click on the Anti-Exploit icon in your system tray at the bottom right, then go to Settings -> Automatically upgrade to new versions and close out. The Anti-Exploit icon should automatically disappear from the system tray as it attempts to upgrade. After a minute or so, try to manually launch Malwarebytes Anti-Exploit (Start Menu -> Malwarebytes Anti-Exploit -> Malwarebytes Anti-Exploit or C:\Program Files (x86)\Malwarebytes Anti-Exploit\mbae.exe). Afterwards, double click on the icon in the system tray again to confirm you are now on 1.12.2.147. Then, please try to see if Word or Excel are still crashing.

Hi @Qubestar, No problem, have a great weekend!

Hi @Qubestar Malwarebytes Corporate 1.80 is our standalone version of Malwarebytes Anti-Malware, a part of Malwarebytes Endpoint Security. It does have real time protection. This is only Anti-Malware and Web Protection. Make sure you can check these two checkboxes in the 2nd tab (Protection). Malwarebytes v3 has 4 protection layers in one program - Malware, Website, Exploit, and Ransomware Protection. You can install Malwarebytes Anti-Ransomware from http://downloads.malwarebytes.com/file/mbes_for_business In the Unmanaged\Windows folder, use MBARW_Business_Setup.exe If you were also provided a license for Anti-Exploit, it can be installed from that link and folder as well (mbae-setup-1.12.2.147.exe)

Hello @Qubestar Can you please provide a screenshot of the software you have installed so that I can verify what you are using?

Hi @BD-TTaylor, Thank you for your patience with me with this one. It seems that you were able to discover that we needed to add exclusions into C:\Sage300 and C:\Sage300data rather than \\appserver\sage300 and \\appserver\sage300data. Please let us know if you need anything else. Have a great day!

Thank you. We will continue working via the ticket for now.

Hi @BD-TTaylor, We currently have a ticket together on our Business Support. If the issue is still happening as of this morning, can you reply with the debug logs so we can continue investigating? Thank you,