ffwfire
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I am using Panda Pro. The only reason is because someone gave me a key. I would recommend Panda Free over MSE. It runs fine with Malwarebytes Premium.
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I ran Norton Security Suite and Malwarebytes Pro fine. I don't use Norton anymore though,
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Do you have Malwarebytes Free or Premium? If you have premium they should be able to help you for free.
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I would try to scan in safe mode and see if that helps.
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We only replaced the power supply only and that corrected the problem. We didn't touch anything else.
Sorry I don't see an edit button.
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And I'm telling you it was not. You replaced the main fan and the problem did not go away until you replaced the PSU, correct?
The CPU fan keeps the CPU cooled off, dissipating heat built up from the CPU. The PSU (usually, certainly in most PSUs nowadays) has it's own fan that attempts to keep the PSU components kewl is most PSUs as well.
However, in really older computers, such as yours, it is possible that there was, in fact, only a single fan (hard to believe, as my 1997 Pentium Pro 200 MHz from HP had 3 fans in it by itself, but I suppose some manufacturers did skimp to on proper cooling).
Wrong after the power supply was changed the problem went away.
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To me the premium version looks exactly the same as the pro. What was added? Anyway you should install an antivirus. I am using Panda. They have a free antivirus which is in the cloud.
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Hate to tell you this, but your PSU fan is not the main fan. If the fan on your CPU cooler is not working, it will cause the CPU to overheat and shut down - and yes, that will be via the motherboard, which will (usually) send a shutdown code to the operating system to shut down.
The PSU fan has not been the main / only fan in the computer since back in the days of the original generation Pentium CPUs. I'm talking mid 90s at the earliest, and certainly 15 years ago. (1999, just before the rise of Windows XP).
He said it was the main fan and believe me when that thing wasn't working I felt the top of the computer and it was really really hot. The computer was a Windows XP which was purchased in 2004. Believe me without that fan working inside the computer everything was hot.
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That's a relief, thank you.
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Now it looks like to me you are charging yearly subscriptions. WIll the people who already bought lifetime licenses be allowed to use your program forever for free. I thought that is what one was. I will be very mad as I am sure will a lot of people if now you are going to want more money from them when they already have a lifetime license. Thank you.
Michelle
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the whole program is being detected as something now and you have a problem with DasBootF.sys is Trojan.Rootkit.Nec which is in the program. Please download and install.
Malwarebytes Pro
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Just so there is no misunderstanding it would shut windows down too. Just like if you manually shut the computer down.
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Funny thing about that problem is two of my brothers said there was nothing wrong with our computer. I had to tell my 3rd and he agreed with me. He took the computer to a computer store and the guy said that is your main fan. My brother got a new one and my dad and other brother replaced it, but the computer was shutting down itself there too tilll they changed the power supply..
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That is kind of funny because ours did. The computer was overheating and the computer was protecting itself by turning itself off.
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The fan inside it, we had the same problem years ago on a computer. If the fan is dead you will need a new power supply. Run your computer as least as possible because if it is the fan your computer parts could burn up. We got lucky and nothing was ruined from the fan not working and it being on all the time, but the guy where we got the fan said it could have happened. He didn't know why it didn't.
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Thank you well my father uses Avira and I downloaded and installed Malwarebytes on his computer. I have a Pro license for him too and your program fixed a malware that was causing a blur on his screen before that he believed the computer was going and so did I. I thought Avira caught all things but it goes to show you they all don't detect everything. Thank you for fixing the blur on my father's computer. It was really annoying and it wasn't only in one place. It was all over the whole screen. Even Avira had a blur. Your program fixed it.
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Do these work together good? I remember years ago Norton told me they do not, but Norton doesn't have a good detection rating anymore. I was hoping that Malwarebytes will make up for it. Also does Malwarebytes work with Avira Internet Security? I am talking about the MB pro versions. Thank you.
Michelle
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and not the ones that bark. Anyway the other day I was downloading a casual game from a site. Well I download many of them so I can't remember the site only file name. Malwarebytes didn't detect anything when I installed the game. I have since uninstalled the game, but today when I ran a scan with Malwarebytes today it detected the installation file as a pup.Pup.BundleInstaller.Ol. My question is why didn't it detect it when I was installing the game?
Windows 7 64-bit
Norton Security Suite (Comcast)
Malwarebytes Pro
Thank you.
Michelle
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Thank you, I thought no way is it the dat this small. Now I am glad I came to this forum before messing around with Malwarebytes.
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lately the updates have been 1 kb.
Date 1/25/2012 1:36:51 AM
Database Version:v2012.01.25.02
Fingerprints loaded: 288842
What happens is I click to get updates and the updater loads normally but only downloads s little over 1 KB. Now I know something is wrong. Anyone have the same problem?
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Here is the problem I can see the files mbam.sys and the sys files in the folder options, but when I go to add exclusions to norton .sys files aren't showing. The only thing that is showing is .dll files and folders. I can't figure it out. Thank you.
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scanning with Malwarebytes. Malwarebytes Pro, Norton Security Suite.
Norton is the one telling me about the problem. Anyway is this normal?
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If you ask me Malwarebytes is definitely worth buying as a home user. You only have to pay once and not every year and that includes upgrades to newer versions. That is if you are a home user. I think businesses have to pay every year.
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when you go to look at computers on the gateway.com site and maybe even get support.
Mbam Compatibility Issues? Mbam is Awesome :-)
in Malwarebytes for Windows Support Forum
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No 1 antivirus can detect everything. I use Norton too (provided free by my isp) and believe it or not the other day I was having trouble activating Norton. They told me to try in 24 hours and it worked. Then a couple days later I get a follow up call to see if it was activated. So they care about the customers. I have Malwarebytes lifetime license, Norton, use Super Antispyware free, and have a lifetime license of Zemana Antimalware and I even use Zemana's free Antilogger, along with Malwarebytes Anti-Expoit free.
I am always on the look out for freebies and good deals and the only thing I paid for was Malwarebytes that is currently on my system. Zemana which is not free gave lifetime licenses free to all beta testers.