Malwarebytes ruined my computer?

[RuinedWare]

Hi. Windows 8.1 here. 

After I started my computer, a notification from mb came up, telling me that the rootkit something was disabled, and that it was a sign of root kit activity. It asked me if I wanted to restart and install the driver. I clicked yes, and the computer restarted. Now it's stuck in an automatic repair loop!! I can't even boot into safe mode!

The computer tells me that it could not start the computer correctly, and it just keeps preventing me from starting it at all.

I've tried changing the drive to bcdedit recoveryenabled no, and recently tried bootrec fixmb, bootrec rebuildcb and something else. I tried running chkdisk in the cmd prompt, but it didn't help. I also tried starting the computer without any usbs connected. I am completely stuck, thanks to malwarebytes! Please help me.

Edited January 25, 2017 by RuinedWare

[RuinedWare]

Is there any way I can fix this by undoing whatever driver thing occured when clicking YES? I have an ssd SATA to USB Cable, so I can access the drive externally on another computer.

[RuinedWare]

Removing the Mbamswissarmy driver from the system 32 folder worked! All I had to do was plug the ssd in as an external drive on Another computer and remove the driver from there. But how can I keep the rootkit scan without the faulty driver? Can someone report this to the dev team?