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IE 9 is still undergoing beta testing so you may run into a few bugs & glitches this is normal for software in the beta stage as its still under development the beta test help the developers work these bugs out of the software before its final release

a nifty lil trick is that search bar at the bottom of MadMal's sceenshot when you type something in it will highlight it everywhere it appears on the page that feature is available in most web browsers by pressing "ctrl" + "F"

cool I like tips & tricks thanks for the link

exile360 is 100% right the start menu folder is a protected system folder on most systems & it shouldn't be deleted

its OK that file is programed to delete itself when finished glad to hear your problem has been solved if you have any other questions or problems post back by starting your own thread and someone will help you

I use still use ole fashion disc filled to max capacity with 7zip archives for backup

Google recommends you keep the automatic updates tuned on to keep its software up to date which will patch any vulnerabilities or glitches in it just a side note to help you out

I'm not too familiar with cloud technology but have heard it mentioned several places what exactly does that do @ screen317 thanks for the link I'll defiantly check out that article when I get a chance I'm very busy with my studies today

Hello tony-dark13 welcome aboard, browsing these boards and mingling with the good people here will provide you with lots of information and some good friends too If your interested in learning about malware removal & elimination & joining the fight check out the schools enjoy your stay here with us

Welcome To Malwarebytes I'd be glad to point you in the right direction We don't work on Malware removal in the general forums. Please DO NOT POST LOGS in the "General Forums" unless requested. please follow the instructions below and an Expert will assist you Please read the other pinned topic for Common Issues, Questions, and their Solutions which may answer some of your questions for you. Please print out, read and follow the directions here, skipping any steps you are unable to complete. Then post a NEW topic here. One of the Expert helpers there will give you one-on-one assistance when one becomes available. After posting your new post make sure under options that you select Track this topic and choose one of the Email options so that you're alerted when someone has replied to your post. As a paying customer, you can contact the help desk at support@malwarebytes.org or via this help desk link Here - Our online experts will be able to assess your problem further - edit note - I didn't see the other post in this topic when I viewed its last post

If you need assistance you should open a support ticket as instructed by Firefox & Haider and an Expert will assist you

Welcome To Malwarebytes I'd be glad to point you in the right direction We don't work on Malware removal in the general forums. Please DO NOT POST LOGS in the "General Malwarebytes' Anti-Malware Forum" unless requested. please follow the instructions below and an Expert will assist you Please read the other pinned topic for Common Issues, Questions, and their Solutions which may answer some of your questions for you. Please print out, read and follow the directions here, skipping any steps you are unable to complete. Then post a NEW topic here. One of the Expert helpers there will give you one-on-one assistance when one becomes available. After posting your new post make sure under options that you select Track this topic and choose one of the Email options so that you're alerted when someone has replied to your post.

:) junk ? what's it called has the staff checked it out yet ?? I'm with Mountaintree if its not fully function its worthless & shouldn't call itself free AV

:) same reason you run anything in a sandbox "what happens in the sandbox stays in the sandbox" testing malware samples can be dangerous I wasn't too sure how they would act when ("I stated poking and prodding at them" ) trying to analyze and scan them, I had a sandboxed window open and was trying to scan the samples with Malwarebytes context menu scan ,as you know when a sandboxed process spawns another process that process also starts in the sandbox,when it didn't work I tried to run Malwarebytes in the sandbox which also failed from there my curiosity and (maybe a little OCD) took over of why it failed and why it didn't work and I just had to figure it out or it would have drove me nuts that's what this topic was about true the scanner can run outside the sandbox and detect the files & it seems it can run fine inside a sandbox and still detect the files no problem if you have a question always ask someone will have an answer

ISSUE: I need to get the latest database onto a computer that cannot access the Internet. SOLUTION: You can manually copy the database from a working computer using a flash drive or CD onto the infected PC. Our database file is stored in the following locations. * Windows XP and 2000 * C:\Documents and Settings\All Users\Application Data\Malwarebytes\Malwarebytes' Anti-Malware\rules.ref * Windows Vista and Windows 7: * C:\ProgramData\Malwarebytes\Malwarebytes' Anti-Malware\rules.ref You can also download a manual update from here - NOTE: This manual update will always be way behind in version level compared to updates from within the program Please note that if you have a version of Malwarebytes' Anti-Malware older than 1.46, that it will not be able to connect to our update servers. If you have an outdated version of Malwarebytes' Anti-Malware, then please click on this link to be forwarded to one of our download mirrors in order to get the latest version of Malwarebytes' Anti-Malware To troubleshoot the issue here are some steps to diagnose update issues: Step 1 Please note that if you have a version of Malwarebytes' Anti-Malware older than 1.46, that it will not be able to connect to our update servers. If you have an outdated version of Malwarebytes' Anti-Malware, then please click on this link to be forwarded to one of our download mirrors in order to get the latest version of Malwarebytes' Anti-Malware. If that does not resolve the issue, then please continue on to steps 2 thru 5. Step 2 Click on this link and let me know what it says. It should be just a 4-digit number in the upper-left corner. Step 3 If you use Norton Internet Security, and you have the Add-On Pack installed, then please note that the Add-On Pack will block the Malwarebytes' Anti-Malware update process. Symantec has discontinued support for the Add-On Pack, and they have asked us to recommend to their customers that they uninstall the Add-On Pack and replace it with Norton Online Family. Since Norton Online Family is compatible with the Malwarebytes' Anti-Malware update process, replacing the Add-On Pack with it will solve any Norton Internet Security related update issues. Step 4 Please download and run the traceroute utility at this link. It will run a traceroute to our update servers to see if it can find the connection issue, and then it will write it to a log, and open that log in Notepad when it is done. Please either save the log as a Text File and then attach it to a reply, or copy and paste it into a reply, and I will forward it on to our server guy. Note that it may take several minutes to run, and it may look like it is not doing anything for a few minutes. Normally it takes longer when there are errors that it has to log, but it's rare for it to go more than 10 minutes. Step 5 Please download TCPView from Microsoft at this link. This utility will monitor everything that is accessing the Internet or your local network. All you have to do is run TCPView, and then run Malwarebytes' Anti-Malware and start the update. Watch TCPView to see if mbam.exe shows up in the list. It will be pretty obvious, because it highlights it in green. I need to know what "Remote Address" Malwarebytes' Anti-Malware is trying to connect to. Once it shows up in the list, you can right-click on the line for mbam.exe, and select 'Copy' in order to paste it into a reply. It will tell me what I need to know. Below is an example of what the line you are looking for will look like inside the following code box: mbam.exe:3656 TCP vista-x64:52135 cdn-208-111-168-7.ord.llnw.net:http ESTABLISHED

Got it Malwarebytes was running outside the sandbox & would scan the files that were inside the sandbox but wouldn't start under the supervision of Sandboxie it kept getting runtime errors '0' & '440': for the automation error so I couldn't run a custom scan from the context menu inside a sanboxed instance of Windows Explorer I found the solution in the Q&A area Section A-15 I had to register some of Malwarebytes files that where to run from inside the sandbox, inside the sandboxed mirror Malwarebytes Program directory made the regsvr32 batch file for the files regsvr32 "C:\Program Files\Malwarebytes' Anti-Malware\mbamext.dll" regsvr32 "C:\Program Files\Malwarebytes' Anti-Malware\ssubtmr6.dll" regsvr32 "C:\Program Files\Malwarebytes' Anti-Malware\vbalsgrid6.ocx" copied that code pasted it to a notepad and saved it as fix mbam.bat ran it and when completed successfully wala I still couldent get a dveloper mode log of them but I got Malwarebytes to scan the files from the context menu there where 2 files scanned both of them are a variant of koobface Malwarebytes detects one of them already submitted them for testing Update - Malwarebytes running great under Sandboxie now I'm no longer having any problems using the context menu scan option & can run it in in regular & developer mode with no problems edit for update 9/6

defiantly a fan :) :) I luv Malwarebytes

hey guys I need to get Malwarebytes to run inside my Sandboxie sandbox I have two samples of koobface in there I pulled of Facebook and I need to get a Malwarebytes scan of them with Malwarebytes in developer mode I'm positive these samples are koobface I have the Virus Total reports & I'm going to forward them to your research team but I need the proper logs any ideals ??

I'd rock some Malwarebytes gear great ideal,why didn't I see this topic sooner

congratulations guys Malwarebytes is kicking malware's butt

I totally agree with you mountaintree genetically altered food is a really bad ideal,Its hard to tell what they've put in that stuff

Just through this would be a good link to add to the conversation I seen it on my MSN home page on Sept. 18th Museums Honor Guitar Legend Jimi Hendrix

this article from Chester Wisniewski

there is some great and very knowledgeable people at Malwarebytes Welcome to the community

just a glimpse of the teaser, its about Mark Zuckerberg and the founding of Facebook