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I've read the 3-page thread with the same title, but since it was locked a while ago "to reduce confusion" I'm asking the question again.

Is there a final summary answer to what to do when web protection will not stay turned on?

I can go through all the steps recommended in the previous topic about this, but figured, it may be time to ask afresh.

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Greetings,

Give this a try to see if it works to fix the problem with Web Protection but go ahead and post the logs as well as they may prove useful to the Developers in getting this issue fixed permanently in a future release:

Right-click on the Malwarebytes tray icon and select Quit Malwarebytes and click Yes to the User Account Control prompt
Next, click on START and type cmd in the search box and once you see cmd.exe listed at the top, right-click on it and select Run as administrator.  This should open up a command prompt.
In the command prompt, enter the following text and press Enter:

SC DELETE MBAMWebProtection

Once that is done, open Malwarebytes again and it Web Protection should work.  Please let us know if it does not.

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This has been going on for far to long. It's always: it will be fixed in next release! Well many releases later it still occurs 1 out of three boot ups. When are you REALLY going to fix it?

As of release 3.4.5.2467 it still happens as I said 1 out of three startups. My work around has been to reboot computer, hardly ever happens twice in a row. Tired of catching log files and sending them in. Please resolve this permanently!

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I think the problem is that there are several causes for this particular issue, and while the Developers have found and fixed several of them over the past few releases, at least one or two remain which have yet to be resolved.  Fixing it is a matter of determining what's causing it, which is why we ask for the logs because it doesn't happen on every system and the QA team hasn't had any success in replicating the issue so far.

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