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@nikhils

Just confirming what is being reported on multiple threads here.  I was at a new client's home on Monday afternoon.  She had purchased MBP on the 26th of August.  She was having issues with her computer and wanted my help.  The first thing that I noticed was that MBP 3.1.2 was requesting to update.  I told it to do so, then got the reboot message, and once rebooted, another reboot message, and then 'POOF', after the reboot, MBP was totally GONE.  I ran the MB_Clean tool, in preparation for a completely new install, and it report no traces of MBP found.  I then downloaded and installed 3.2.2 again, and this time it worked.

Oh, and I did solve her other issues.

In other news, the MBP 3.2.2. update has not been issued for my computer, which is booted daily and checked for updates.  I am not so sure now that waiting is a bad thing ...

Apologies for hijacking the thread.

Have a great day.

Regards,
-Phil

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2 hours ago, garioch7 said:

In other news, the MBP 3.2.2. update has not been issued for my computer, which is booted daily and checked for updates.  I am not so sure now that waiting is a bad thing ...

Metering has been cut off for now(I think) due to the install issues downloading the current installer and installing over the top should work just fine.

You can download the latest installer from https://downloads.malwarebytes.com/file/mb3

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@Porthos

Thank you for your reply.  I suspected, from what I was reading here in the Forums, that the automated rollout had been slowed or stopped.

I am not in any rush for 3.2.2.  One does not need "extra" issues with one's computer.  I will probably wait for the program to notify me to update, which I am sure that it will, once the install issues have been resolved.  The staff here have been kept incredibly busy since Version 3 was first introduced!  I am sure that it was not something planned or anticipated, but it could be a "case study" for the need for very rigorous Quality Assurance before releasing a revised program with so many major enhancements.

Have a great day, and thank you again.

Regards,
-Phil

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9 hours ago, riahc3 said:

1: Stopping users from installing software on a operating system.

2: Autodeleting software.

Did you people outsource your development team to monkeys?

Hello riahc3,

We are aware of the issue and will be pushing out an update to fix this.  The intention was to have a user reboot and re-run the installer automatically after the reboot if there were any issues in the installation process.  Unfortunately this issue is affecting many of our users so we are working to collect information to identify this is the same issue and will have a new build soon to fix this issue.

Thank you for your patience and response.

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