~BD~  wrote in
news:zY6dnRYyAI2aP9rJnZ2dnUVZ7rGdnZ2d@bt.com: 

 
> Have you any idea how Malwarebytes can do that when none of the
> other providers can do so?

Malwarebytes is not an antivirus product. It can detect a small 
amount of viruses in specific cases, but that's not it's primary 
function. It *does* run fine with most AV programs that are resident. 
It's designed to be an additiona layer of defense; to catch things 
your resident AV might miss, etc. And it does do these things.

It does a very good job in cleaning up systems which have already 
been compromised. It is, in most cases, a good time saving 
application for the detection and removal of malicious and otherwise 
potentially harmful software.

I hope the information is helpful to other readers who might have 
questions concerning the program. More specific questions concerning 
it should be directed to Malwarebytes forums; not here. Malwarebytes 
employees (afaik) do not provide support via usenet for the program.

This is the specific sub forum where users who have questions 
concerning the program should post. Someone there should be able to 
help them.

http://preview.tinyurl.com/m2wjrh3

You're also encouraged to browse the forums and read posts before 
determining which version of the program you will run on your own 
machine. For the time being, I personally, still recommend v1.75 
which can be downloaded from:

http://filehippo.com/download_malwarebytes_anti_malware/14815/

If you plan to run v1.75; be sure you click the settings tab, click 
updater and uncheck download program updates and notify you when one 
is available; or when you get an update, you'll get one of the newer 
versions... A definition update isn't a program update. 


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