6 replies to this topic

[ocky]

Currently using MBAM as on-demand scanner. For the first time today on manually checking
for updates using malwarebytes.org, just after the updates began downloading, an error
window popped up ' Error loading database' plus some code ref. which I can't recall (sorry).

There was no way to get back to the GUI, as this error window always appeared.
Anyway I did a clean uninstall and then downloaded 1.30 and reinstalled - so far
all is OK again.

( On Windows XP SP2 - only apps. running at the time were Avira, Comodo 2.4, Returnil
with protection off, Sandboxie 3.32 but of course not running MBAM sandboxed, and
Proxomitron).

Just wondered why/how this might have occurred as I have never had this before with MBAM.

[exile360]

It was probably just a bad connection to the server causing the database to be corrupted. Hopefully you won't encounter this error again.

[ocky]

exile360, on Nov 20 2008, 10:16 AM, said:

It was probably just a bad connection to the server causing the database to be corrupted. Hopefully you won't encounter this error again.

Yeah, you are probably right.

[Groffeaston]

Hello everyone,

I have the same problem. Here is what it said when the error window came up on mine. "Error loading database. Line: #35057. (0). "

It worked fine the other day when I went to check for updates. No updates were available. But now I get this error message just like "ocky" does.

I hope this helps you "ocky" and Is this the same error message you got also?

[ocky]

Groffeaston, on Nov 20 2008, 05:08 PM, said:

I hope this helps you "ocky" and Is this the same error message you got also?

Yes, looks like the same thing. Maybe only from malwarebytes.org server - I don't
know. Seems Ok after I did clean install. Will see what happens tomorrow.

Regards.

[Hardhead]

Yes I got the same error 2 days ago on 1 system and the database is corrupted.
Uninstall and reinstall will take care of the problem.

[Groffeaston]

I will do the uninstall and reinstall. Hopefully that will clear everything up.