Malwarebytes not working any more with KIS 20.0.14.1085 (e)

[spinoxin]

Don't know if it fixes the problems but Kaspersky have now released a new "Patch F"

[leicray]

I have "Patch F" installed and it does not fix the problem.

[danielfcoelho]

Problem solved?

[Maurice Naggar]

Just to remark.   Each of you should state the complete name of Kaspersky + version number + if you have got patch G.

(  Total Security , or, Internet Security ,  or ??   )

As far as we are aware,  the patch G from Kaspersky is the current one,

Also see the most recent tips on this thread-topic here

 

As far as we are aware of, Dagar74 plus one other customer have managed to do ok.

[Maurice Naggar]

This link at Kaspersky discusses patch G for Kaspersky Internet Security 20

https://support.kaspersky.com/14378

 

If you have a different product,  may I suggest you do a search for latest patch at Kaspersky support site.

[Maurice Naggar]

  Hi,

This should be of interest to all who have both Kaspersky 2020  and Malwarebytes 4 Premium

There is a new Malwarebytes Beta 4.1.0.56 version 1.0.853 component package update that addresses a few issues.  Those include

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Certain Ransomware protection incompatibilities with Kaspersky, iTunes and Photoshop

See the announcement here https://forums.malwarebytes.com/topic/257042-malwarebytes-41-beta/?do=findComment&comment=1367093

 

If your Malwarebytes 4 program is already enabled to Beta option, a number of you will be prompted to get the update.

If your pc does not have 1.0.853 component package update, and are in the Beta, you can just go to the General tab and do a "Check for updates"

 

If you need to turn on the Beta option, go to Settings >> General tab, scroll down to Beta Updates and enable it.

 

If you elect to not get the beta, monitor the top pinned notes for future announcement of release

https://forums.malwarebytes.com/forum/41-malwarebytes-for-windows-support-forum/

 

You can easily check the details of your MB4 installation by going to Settings >  About tab

NOTE:  IF you currently have the standalone Malwarebytes Anti-Ransomware Beta, you will want to uninstall that first & do a Windows Restart & then get the BETA  MB4.

[Maurice Naggar]

Malwarebytes Component 1.0.854 is the latest new release.  Just announced this afternoon.
If your pc is already on Version 4  ( regular or beta) you will be updated to it.
And if you wish, you can do a manual Check for updates as you wish.
This release includes, along with other things, the fix for Kaspersky, iTunes and Photoshop
See the pinned announcement here https://forums.malwarebytes.com/topic/257102-malwarebytes-41/?do=findComment&comment=1367893

[AdvancedSetup]

Malwarebytes Components Update: 4.1.0.56 version 1.0.854 addresses Certain Ransomware protection incompatibilities with Kaspersky

This release includes, along with other things, the fix for Kaspersky, iTunes and Photoshop

If your PC is already on Version 4  ( regular or beta) you will be updated to it automatically as long as automatic updates are enabled. If you have temporarily disabled them then please enable them to allow this update.

 

The original Kaspersky conflict issue was due to a change made by Kaspersky on their Antivirus 20.0.14.1085(patch E) programs. As their change was causing issues for our users we took it upon ourselves to work on developing a workaround for this conflict.

Kaspersky Anti-Virus 20 version 20.0.14.1085 was released on July 24, 2019
Patch E for Kaspersky Anti-Virus version 20.0.14.1085 was released on October 23, 2019 which is when the issue was first reported to us.
Patch I for Kaspersky Anti-Virus version 20.0.14.1085 was released on February 18, 2020 and is the latest at the time of this posting on 2020-03-19

 

Please note that although our update works around this issue, at any time in the future another update from Kaspersky could once again potentially create another conflict. This applies to most other security software as well since we do not have control over what other security program changes other vendors make. On Windows 10 the built-in Microsoft Windows Defender has consistently worked pretty well alongside Malwarebytes when enabled for quite a while now for those that have chosen to use it.