Malwarebytes Anti-Malware 1.51.1.1800

[toyo]

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Thanks to <span style="color: red;">thylacine</span> for the update.

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[bakerzone]

thanks for the update! ^_^

[bigjohn]

Is it safe to use it with W7-64? Last time I used it damaged the OS beyond repair and had to reinstall Windows 7.

[AlienForce1]

Is it safe to use it with W7-64? Last time I used it damaged the OS beyond repair and had to reinstall Windows 7.

I am sure that your damaged OS wasn`t Malwarebytes` AntiMalware fault !

Maybe your problems appeared after some virus / spyware removal ...

A few weeks a go a friend ask me to help her with her`s computer that was akting very strange - entering from the distance with TeamViewer I installed for her an antivirus (and MalwareBytes` AntiMalware) and did the remote malware removal ( I did find ~7000 different malware samples , traces of malware and other leftovers ) . At this point you can immagine that I recommend her to reinstall the Windows . She did not want to listen - but after 3-4 days she calls me and complains that I have ruined her `good` windows and now the computer doesn`t work well . Do you think that in that case was the antivirus to blame ?? B)

[bigjohn]

Is it safe to use it with W7-64? Last time I used it damaged the OS beyond repair and had to reinstall Windows 7.

I am sure that your damaged OS wasn`t Malwarebytes` AntiMalware fault !

Maybe your problems appeared after some virus / spyware removal ...

A few weeks a go a friend ask me to help her with her`s computer that was akting very strange - entering from the distance with TeamViewer I installed for her an antivirus (and MalwareBytes` AntiMalware) and did the remote malware removal ( I did find ~7000 different malware samples , traces of malware and other leftovers ) . At this point you can immagine that I recommend her to reinstall the Windows . She did not want to listen - but after 3-4 days she calls me and complains that I have ruined her `good` windows and now the computer doesn`t work well . Do you think that in that case was the antivirus to blame ?? B)

Mate, thanks for your answer. It makes a lot of sense to me. I recall the PC was working a little strange, I scanned with Eset and Malwarebytes and then it wouldn't boot.

I'll install Malwarebytes again.

John

[yusuf1284]

thanks for the update .!!!

[AlienForce1]

I recall the PC was working a little strange, I scanned with Eset and Malwarebytes and then it wouldn't boot.

John

Then your problem was solved - you had viruses in your comp. , Eset and Malwarebytes did their job and removed the malware found , but , as there is no antivirus capable to restore the files to their original state (before the virus attack) - your comp. was f...d B)

[KotaXor]

Thanks for the update.

[rseiler]

The next upgrade should be about not requiring a reboot when performing upgrades.