Vista 64 bit questions

[Guest]

Hi MBAM Developers,

About a month ago I bought the Malwarebytes' Anti-Malware for my infected older computer and I'm loving it. Tried all the rest but only the best could save my computer from being dumped into the trash. Thank you!!

I've been telling people that the Malwarebytes' Anti-Malware is almost like a free software considering the quality and execution it has, in fact, it is very effective & far more superior than all others I've tried so far. My hats off to you developers and CEO's. Now...I'm dying to install the MBAM in my brand new computer with Windows Vista 64-bit.

My questions are:

1. When is MBAM going to come out with a 64-bit version? At the moment I don't have any Anti-malware program installed in my new computer and it's not because I can't afford the other Anti-Malware programs it's because they just weren't as effective as yours. I know it's risky but I'd rather take a chance & wait until MBAM comes up with a Vista 64-bit version because I know the MBAM works! I just hope it will come out soon.

2. I understand that the current version of MBAM is compatible with Vista 32-bit but has anyone ever tried to install it in a computer with Windows Vista 64-bit, and what was the result? I'm tempting to do so. Any advice?

3. Is the RogueRemover Pro compatible with Windows Vista 64-bit? I'll buy it in a heartbeat if it is.

Keep up the good work, you guys.

Sincerely,

P.S. My favorite security softwares are "Malwarebytes' Anti-Malware" and "WinPatrol-Plus" (YES!!!!!)

[sho-dan]

Hello Malwarebytes-Fan, welcome to the fourm.

Your questions 1 and 2 answer here, your 3rd question will be picked up and be given an answer.

http://www.malwarebytes.org/forums/index.p...17&hl=vista

[Hardhead]

3. Is the RogueRemover Pro compatible with Windows Vista 64-bit? I'll buy it in a heartbeat if it is.

RogueRemover Pro is not 64-bit compatible.

[exile360]

RogueRemover is also all but discontinued, I would go with MBAM as it covers a lot more ground as far as malware it detects, and when it does gain x64 compatibility it will be one of the best available on that platform.

[John L. Galt]

I thought that Marcin and folks advertised that RR and MBAM were good complements of each other, as MBAM focuses on new and 0-day exploits whereas RR focuses on a lot more older stuff....

[RubbeR DuckY]

We will be discontinuing the product shortly. Unfortunately RogueRemover is no longer as powerful as its predecessor.

[exile360]

Yeah, most of those rogues are installing with nasty stuff like regenerating trojans and rootkits that require a much more powerful piece of software to remove them (ie MBAM). Sad to see RR go, it was a great tool in it's time, but considering the dreadful direction modern infections are taking it makes a lot of sense.

[GT500]

We will be discontinuing the product shortly. Unfortunately RogueRemover is no longer as powerful as its predecessor.

I assume that the RR team will wind up working on MBAM?

[RubbeR DuckY]

I am what is left of the RogueRemover team. Jack Morrissey has moved on to more important projects.

[exile360]

I still keep a copy of the free version around in case I need it to clean a pc. It's completely portable in case anyone was wondering, but you have to run the main executable as admin on Vista (I just check the box in the compatibility tab to eliminate right clicking each time).