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What is occuring here. Never had it on previous versions within Vista.
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Version 1.7 Changed Shortcut Icon with Vista Embedded Security Shield
Started by lemondrop, Jan 21 2013 04:06 PM
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Posted 21 January 2013 - 04:06 PM
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Does this MB Icon infer an Infected process. Have done mbam-clean, startup normal mode ,re-install, complete scan and it reappears ..
What is occuring here. Never had it on previous versions within Vista.
Thanks Brian
What is occuring here. Never had it on previous versions within Vista.
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Posted 21 January 2013 - 04:35 PM
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Hello and 
If I understand you correctly, you are wondering if the icon for version 1.7 has changed....
If so, then please refer to this topic HERE which will give you all the new features of 1.7 as well as inform you that the programs icon as well as the gui has changed.
If I understand you correctly, you are wondering if the icon for version 1.7 has changed....
If so, then please refer to this topic HERE which will give you all the new features of 1.7 as well as inform you that the programs icon as well as the gui has changed.
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Posted 21 January 2013 - 04:49 PM
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Hi, lemondrop: 
In addition to what Firefox suggests, it's normal to see the "UAC" shield on the icon -- that's not new.
What puzzles me, though, is why your icon is still the "old", red one.
The new MBAM icons for the desktop shortcut and system tray are BLUE.
Are you sure you're running MBAM 1.70?
Perhaps you didn't get a clean upgrade to 1.70 or perhaps your Windows icon cache is slightly corrupted???
<just a thought>
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In addition to what Firefox suggests, it's normal to see the "UAC" shield on the icon -- that's not new.
What puzzles me, though, is why your icon is still the "old", red one.
The new MBAM icons for the desktop shortcut and system tray are BLUE.
Are you sure you're running MBAM 1.70?
Perhaps you didn't get a clean upgrade to 1.70 or perhaps your Windows icon cache is slightly corrupted???
<just a thought>
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Posted 22 January 2013 - 07:34 AM
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For anyone reading this topic...
The OP has informed me that s/he does indeed have the correct, blue MBAM icon on the computer with version 1.70.
(The old, red icon in the original post was just an illustration to show the Windows UAC shield.)
All good,
daledoc1
The OP has informed me that s/he does indeed have the correct, blue MBAM icon on the computer with version 1.70.
(The old, red icon in the original post was just an illustration to show the Windows UAC shield.)
All good,
daledoc1
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DT2: Win7 Ult/64 SP1; Intel Core i7-860 @2.8 GHz; 8 GB RAM; ATI Radeon HD 5770; IE 9, Fx 21.0; TB 17.0.6; Cable HSI; MBAM PRO 1.75.0.1300; KIS2013; SAS Free; CCleaner.
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DT1: Win7/Ult/64 SP1; Intel Core i7-3770 @3.4 GHz; 16 GB RAM; NVidia GeForce GT620; IE9; Fx 21.0; TB 17.0.6; Cable HSI; MBAM PRO 1.75.0.1300; KIS2013; SAS Free; CCleaner
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LT: Win7 Pro/32 SP1; Intel Core 2 Duo @2.8 GHz; 4 GB RAM; NVIDIA Quadro NVS 160M; IE 9; Fx 21.0; TB 17.0.6; WLAN; MBAM PRO 1.75.0.1300; KIS2013; SAS Free; CCleaner.
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