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I agree, MalwareBytes Anti-Malware is a valuable weapon in my arsenal. I often use it in tandem with SUPERAntiSpyware to make sure I do a thorough job of disinfecting a PC. Both are very easy to use. |
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Definitely a great tool against malware. |
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MalwareBytes Anti-Malware has rescued my computer on more than one occasion. I can't recommend it highly enough. |
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MBAM is working in tandem with my Outpost Firewall and AVAST (vs. #5) Anti-Virus (also free) In addition, I have the paid version of Zemana Antilogger. With these systems in my computer I am pretty confident that I can fend off any Malware attacks with relative ease. When I get some money I am going to buy the paid version of MBAM 'cause if the free version Kicks Butt I can only imagine what the purchased version will do! Also: I take my hat OFF to you, Mr. Bob Rankin as I ALWAYS enjoy regarding your articles not only because they keep me abreast of all things Computer and Internet but also because you edify and enlighten me on off-topic things as well. Thank you for considering All of your fans! TheRube.com |
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For contrast, I just ran an MBAM Quick Scan on my 1.6 GHz laptop (AMD Turion 64 X2), with Windows XP SP3. Its 142 GB (net) hard drive is less than 50% full. No other work was being done during the scan. The scan examined 159,038 objects, and took 22 minutes, 20 seconds. Somewhat in excess of 3 minutes... |
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It is the best thing since sliced bread. I recommend it on every computer help forum I post on when someone is having virus, spyware or malware problems. One thing to point out i sthat some malware or viruses will prevent the installation of MBAM and this tip is for that situation. Follow instructions: http://www.myantispyware.com/2009/06/08/malwarebytes-wont-install-run-or-update-how-to-fix-it/
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MalwareBytes (MBAM) has saved my bacon several times when I had an infection(s) that my three other anti-virus apps could not capture and quarantine. Several sweeps with the MBAM scanner saved me from a reformat and restored my machine to good working order. If a virus will not allow you access to MBAM or other anti-virus apps, try Safe Mode. That usually allows you to run your scans. Great site Bob. Very helpful. |
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I LOVE, LOVE, LOVE malwarebytes, I have been using it for 2 years now and it has never let me down. It is by far the best project on the market...and it is FREE!!! Jerseygirl:) |
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I do not believe there is a portable Malwarebytes. |
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I have used Malwarebytes for about 6 months now in conjunction with SuperAntiSpyware. Both programs replace other well known free adware software. I think these two do a better job, I also have Avast as my AVS which now also covers malware so I seem to be malware free most of the time.somebody suggested it maybe on this list not sure thanks to whoever did. |
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I followed your recommendation and installed MBAM, as you recommended. The Quick Scan took 12 minutes for something likke 150000 items. How come? |
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The 3 best free malware scanners (in no particular order) are: |
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We use Avast on a couple of our computers, so I'm glad to hear that it and MBAM can co-exist. Does anyone know if MBAM plays well with NAV 2008 or later? With VIPRE 3? Thanks. |
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I have installed AMB twice, second time about three monts later. It does a fantastic job, no complaints but, my XP SP2 PC runs slower and erratically . Same results at the second trial. Ran restore and the PC went back to normal. I still love the performance and would like to use it again if i can get it to perform transparently. |
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Nothing but atta-boys for MBAM. Will definitely wipe out and quarantine the infamous AV7 virus, among others. Got it in my PC and laptop. Never get the annoying 'MBAM has a newer version, etc..' pop-ups. About the easiest freebie I've used. |
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MBAM saved my bacon yesterday. It removed(Security Tools) a fake antivirus. The rogue software had me blocked. I couldn't run anything that would help me remove Security Tools, spyware. |
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I run the upgrade version of MBAM and the free version of AVG. It takes about 6 min. to boot my couputer when I have MBAM turned on at start up. If it is turned off, the computer boots up in about half the time it takes when it is turned on. Is there a fix? EDITOR'S NOTE: Yes, stop running MBAM at startup! It sounds like you've got it set to run a full disk scan every time you start up your computer. Three minutes for the scan is really not bad, but still probably overkill. |
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Excellent! I used MalwareBytes Anti-Malware and I was able to remove all of my pc's malware. Thanks. |
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I am pretty darn good at removing Malware/spyware/viruses in the past. Very rarely I get beat doing so. I have used for years SpybotSearch&Destroy, Avg, SuperAntiSpyware, Windows Defender, Winpatrol. I now have not found any problems with these programs after running MalwareBytes. So, no need for these programs much any more! That is how good I am stressing how well MalwareBytes performs........ Hope all takes note of this!!! Regards, |
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Does MBAM work with Mac's? If not, any suggestions? |
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