Some questions

[VirusPING]

HI im new to malwarebytes and i have a registered copy. Since malwarebytes was so light, and very effective, i thought i should install it on my usb drive.

Will this work?

So can i enable real time protection from my flashdrive on other computers?

*also

i use bitdefender total security 2009 as my main antivirus. Out of curiosity, i ran the mbam-dor.exe file and it tried to create a system file in the drivers directory

system32/driver/

Everytime i ran it, it tried to create a system file with a new name and Bitdefender recognized that file it created as a trojan.avanger

This is a false positive for bitdefender am i right?

[AdvancedSetup]

1. Yes you could install it to a USB drive but not recommended

2. Yes you can enable it on any PC you want as long as you've bought a license for each PC you use it on.

3. Yes it is a false positive that need to be addressed with BitDefender

Thanks

[nosirrah]

This is a confirmed FP and I do not know why BitDefender would FP it like that , what they call it is nothing short of an admission that they know full well what they are doing .

It would be the same as them detecting SpyBot as trojan.spybot .

[JeanInMontana]

Well, maybe they just need to be part of the growing list of software causing MBAM problems. McAfee, ClamWin, and now BitDefender. A bit too coincidental for me.

[VirusPING]

I have submitted a response to bitdefender. I think its detected heuristically because the file tries to but a system file in the drivers folder. But thanks anyways.

[AdvancedSetup]

It tries to place it in the Drivers folder because it is a driver and that is the correct location to place the file. BitDefender should correct it soon I hope.