MalwareBytes fighting with ReImage

[Lysdexic]

One of these programmes will have to go. I use ReImage a lot to replace files I have messed up but MalwareBytes makes it so difficult to run ReImage constantly quarantining ReImage files and sometimes even deleting the original installation file. I have tried all types of ReImage exclusions but nothing works. Does anyone have the answer to this?

Edited June 6, 2017 by Lysdexic
Forgot something

[1PW]

Hello @Lysdexic and

Thank you for reporting the system's issue.  The Malwarebytes' staffers/helpers must have good log data for a quality fault analysis to begin.

1) Please follow the steps within the locked/pinned topic at Having problems using Malwarebytes? Please follow these steps

2) In your next reply to this topic, please only attach the three (3) files separately that are developed above: mb-check-results.zip, FRST.txt, and Addition.txt.

If that Relmage version and installation lack malware, then staffers should be able to resolve the issue  Thank you again.

Edited June 6, 2017 by 1PW

[Lysdexic]

mb-check-results.zip

Addition.txt

FRST.txt

[dcollins]

ReImage is classified as a PUP. Generally the best solution here is to run a threat scan of your computer. Once the scan completes and all the ReImage files are identified, uncheck all of them (you can use the checkbox at the top of the column) and then click next. This should give you a popup asking what you want to do with those files, choose Ignore Always. This should stop ReImage from being detected

[Lysdexic]

Thank you Sir for your suggestion, I shall do exactly that.

[4ener]

In this instance, the dialalogue box only allows you to either keep the issues in quarntine or delete them, there is no choice to always ignore.  I use Reimage as well and it is a good program if you know what you're doing, I am also growing tired of having to reinstall Reimage.  Please do something baout this issue.

[Telos]

If you leave the issues unchecked, and continue, you'll be asked whether you want to ignore them once, or ignore always. The latter would be the choice for your ReImage program.