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All: I have been asked by a member of the DisplayLink support team, a tech solutions provider for (among things) USB-dock based graphics display, hot desking and other peripheral support, to share information with Malwarebytes, its users and, specifically, the Malwarebytes support team, regarding issues/conflicts that I experienced between the latest Malwarebytes for Windows software and the latest DisplayLink for Windows drivers and software; as well as to share the solution/steps that I came up with and discovered to solve my issue. I note that I am currently (i) a Malwarebytes premium s
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Hello! I really need some help. I have a Windows 10 Pro x64 computer that says my Ethernet works fine and is connected to the internet but my browsers cannot connect to the internet. I tried a bunch of stuff, nothing works. Malwarebytes detected no problem. I also use AVG Internet Security and it found nothing. Please help me
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hello, I have am having a problem with my network card. It keeps saying that I am missing one or more network proticols. So far I have tried : - reinstalling -updating -rolling back (used an old version) -used the same settings as my wifi (that does work) -bridged the connection (it works but when I dont have wifi it stops working) -preformed a clean install (removed all the ethernet crap and reinstalled) It still keeps saying that 1 or more network proticols are missing. The network card I use is the killer e2200. -
since a new windows update my lan doesnt work anymore and I get invalid ip configuration in troubleshoot. What do I need to do?
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Have just recently formatted my computer and decided to not go back to AVG because of the problems it's been having with Steam and other things. I used other programs other than MWB Free but have decided to come back to it because when used in tandem with other programs I have just as much protection as AVG provided. However an interesting problem has occured. When I installed it I was completely blocked from internet access. My MB port is not working so I am using a USB Ethernet adapter for access. After a long search on the web and through my computer and MWB itself that produced nothi -
How does Malwarebytes defeat keyloggers? Does it scan in some way as to make it logically impossible for a keylogger to remain unnoticed (e.g., checking each ethernet port for keyboard output) or does it compare .exe files to known keylogger configurations, or some combination of those, or something I haven't thought of?
