8 replies to this topic

[MikeRepairsComputers]

After a scan I have about 200 PUP type threats that are unselected and no "Select All" feature to check them all. The only way is to check one-by-one.
So would I really check them one-by-one?
I even tried shift click like you can do in file manager and that does not work.

Please add a "Select All" button feature.

[exile360]

Greetings

If you open Malwarebytes Anti-Malware and access the Settings tab then click Scanner Settings you can modify the settings for PUP detections (Potentially Unwanted Programs). By default, the setting is Show in results list but do not check for removal but you can change it to Show in results list and check for removal. That will have all PUP type detections already selected for removal by default in your scan results list.

[MikeRepairsComputers]

Thanks for the suggestion. That would require additional time to repeat the scan though.

I still think my user experience suggestion is a valid one. I would like the developers to consider it.
gmail has a "Select All" checkbox, it is not an uncommon feature where you have a long list of checkboxes.

Mike

[exile360]

If you did this in the first place, after MBAM is installed, then the setting would be retained, but I see what you mean and I agree that a 'Select all' checkbox at the top would be useful (not only for detections, but also for the Quarantine tab and Logs tab as well).

I will certainly bring this up to the developers for consideration .

[tobor]

If you right-click in the scan results, there is a 'check all items' option

[JulieI]

Thank you! Very Helpful.

[Frank C]

Thanks for the instructions. I also needed these tips.

[B-boy/StyLe/]

yeah, Select All/Select None button will be useful.
Also is it possible to add an "ADD" button in the quarantine tab (the same way as in the Ignore list tab)?


Regards,
Georgi

[Prompt_Care]

The right-click option is great for us folks who know how to think that way. For the average end-user, a button would be helpful.