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Just out of curiosity.

Remember that you can only put it on one computer.

According to the MBAM Download.com page: http://www.download.com/Malwarebytes-Anti-...4-10804572.html The program works on: I've read somewhere that you can't run it on 64-bit. Is it a new feature in v1.34?

Another question - why is the update file 100 KB heavier (it used to be around 1500, it's now 1600)?

How did you optimize Malwarebytes?

After reading the MBAM Help file for the first time, I've noticed that there are two command line parameters that seem to be very useful, /quickscan and /runupdate. My question is: Is it against the Malwarebytes EULA if I added mbam.exe /quickscan and/or mbam.exe /runupdate in the Windows Task Scheduler if I use the freeware version?

I am NOT experiencing any problems, I'm just asking. Does it work on all Windows Security Centers (WinXP, WinVista, Win7)?

No, I'm using the free version.

Updated. It didn't ask me for a reboot.

What was the reason for this? Previous versions did not ask for a reboot.

Do I still have to uninstall 1.33 before installing 1.34?

And is this version still in beta or is it stable?

Did they fix the freezing issues? And do I have to uninstall v1.33 before installing 1.34? The setup file is sitting on my Downloads folder.

Do we have to go to Download.com or can I just press update in v1.33? And what's the difference between 1.34 and 1.33?

Fixed. Received 1738 and I get "You have the latest defenitions" when I update.

I'm running MBAM under an admin account on both computers. I'm the only user and Avira reports that I'm 100% clean.

Same thing here. Both of my computers running MBAM Free are saying "You have updated to version 1736 to 1736" everytime I press Update.

The wiki doesn't look ready yet. The Main Page is still under construction.

Does it work with the 32-bit version?

Hello everyone. I was wondering if MBAM can "heal" files infected with something, or can it only delete the offending file? Thanks in advance...

I like them too. Is that the new logo of Malwarebytes?

I have already removed Ad-Aware from my computer years ago. But that doesn't answer my original question. Can Malwarebytes remove adware nuisances that can be easily removed?

So MBAM is only for hard-to-kill infections? For adware nuisances, I should use Ad-Aware.

Is Malwarebytes the first case or the second case?

I was in one, but I got removed from the program. I won't go to the details, though.