Bottom line for Kaspersky compatability?

[Davidtoo]

I have used every possible exclusion, but no matter what I have done I have to accept Kaspersky and Malwarebytes are not compatible per the attached screenshot.   So my question is with Malwarebytes services being blocked by Kaspersky, is Malwarebytes doing me any good?  All of the modules are green and appear to be functioning, and malwarebytes has blocked malicious websites on my computer.  So what am I losing?  If Malwarebytes is being blocked from doing its primary job, maybe I should simply remove it from my computer and live with Kaspersky by itself?  I liked the secondary backup of malwarebytes....but if it can't do its job because it is blocked what is the point?  I still use malwarebytes as primary on our apple computers which my daughters have.  Any opinions?

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[LiquidTension]

Hello,

The Kaspersky events depicted in your screenshot most likely originates from the product's self-defense/protection functionality in response to Malwarebytes' (normal) attempt to read/access one or more of Kaspersky's processes/files. This is perfectly normal for any system running multiple security products and typically does not have any negative impact on functionality of either program.

Unless you're experiencing issues with the computer (e.g. performance degradation), no action should be required.