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I would have to agree with Firefox running these two together at the same time wouldn't be advisable as it will cause conflicts like the one you described in the above quote the general rule of thumb to avoid conflicts is is run: 1 anti-virus 1 firewall 1 anti-spyware/anti-malware- * in real time protection * & don't have them running on-demand scans at the same time I too prefer to run a scan with one and then the other not at the same time as one application might detect a file mark it for deletion but be unable to delete it because its locked by the other application that's scanning it or visa-versa in addition to that these applications use many of the same system resources and running scans at the same time could cause the CPU to spike repeatedly causing the system to freeze up and possibly crash its like two dogs fighting over a bone

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sounds like she got the wrong download be aware there are impostors out there that are trying to ruin Malwarebytes good name Malwarebytes removes malware its not a registry cleaner it will delete registry keys related to the malware it finds but it doesn't modify or delete entries that are not related to its detections & it will never make you buy it before it will do its job if possible upload a copy to the research center for the researchers to look into, Side Note About Registry Cleaners: 99.9% of them are junk and will do more damage than good,If you modify the registry and make an error it will damage the system make it unbootable and useless Registry modifications should only be made by someone properly trained

stupidity is contagious.....especially when its funny

we all know spambots are annoying & I personally think their creators should be drug out in the street and shot but some of the downright ridiculous things they post get me laughing at them so hard I fall outta my chair, A good friend here said not to take spammers so seriously, we'll I don't I laugh my butt off all the way to the report suspicious users thread I thought I'd post some of the ones I come across so we can have a laugh at them together as we watch em get the boot & ban :) :( that don't make any sense....stupid bots :(

no problem make sure you follow up with the experts in the Hijack This Forum best regards

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looks like that domain belongs to Google Registrant: DNS Admin Google Inc. 1600 Amphitheatre Parkway Mountain View CA 94043 US dns-admin@google.com +1.6502530000 Fax: +1.6506188571 Domain Name: googleusercontent.com report from Sysinternals Whois v1.01 - Domain information lookup utility C:\Documents and Settings\wildman424>whois opensocial.googleusercontent.comWhois v1.01 - Domain information lookup utility Sysinternals - www.sysinternals.com Copyright (C) 2005 Mark Russinovich Connecting to COM.whois-servers.net... Connecting to whois.markmonitor.com... MarkMonitor is the Global Leader in Enterprise Brand Protection. Domain Management MarkMonitor Brand Protection?

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If possible please run them through Virus Total and post the link to the results and the MD5 checksum I'd like to research them some more and find a sample for the research teams

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yea I think Haider is right that's some tough tape don't they use it on the cars in NASCAR

I knew a girl that was into duct tape did they actually fly that plane outta there after that ???

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http://malwarebytes.gt500.org/ - http://data.mbamupdates.com/tools/mbam-rules.exe http://forums.malwarebytes.org/index.php?showtopic=10138&st=0&p=49525entry49525 - http://data.mbamupdates.com/tools/mbam-rules.exe :o same link different mirrors

hello carl606 welcome aboard hey don't I know you from somewhere

no problem

Hello Gmanson are you referring to (page last updated 7-23-2010) ? I fairly sure that this is more than likely the last time that webpage was modified the links for Malwarebytes are good the Experts working the forums use them all the time so they stay pretty up to date the manual update does usually run a little behind the current definitions, the definition there I downloaded and checked it isn't too far off for the offline update, the current definitions are 4783 the offline update is 4700

I give my pc a complete audit every other week sometimes more since I started dabbling in malware research I analyze it from top to bottom inside and out edit just noticed this is on a public board so I wanted to add I do that research very very very carefully and don't recommend anyone without experience try some of the things I & the other researchers may try

just killing off processes with task manager isn't good advise, someone with less experience won't recognize all those processes and could accidentally kill a process that's system critical and that could lead to a stop error & a system crash, see when you kill a process this way it terminates it without allowing it to save its state or data,and that could lead to data lost or system instability

CCleaner does a real good job cleaning up temporary files including tracking cookies

hey shy Aurora Borealis, that's the northern lights isn't it ?? soo pretty