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  1. @echo > It was Tweeted by developer. Well done fr33tux. Thanks.
  2. Today on Twitter > AdwCleaner by Malwarebytes now fully detects and removes SpyHunter from Enigma Software Group. One reply indicated otherwise?
  3. Just installed on a Win 7 Home Premium, quarantined TVMC (KODI/XMBC v.14.2) Restored and added to Exclusions.
  4. Win 10, after action taken by HMP deleting cookies (IE11 and Edge). Successfully restored without having to turn off protection, added as exclusion.
  5. Had my prized SSBL shirt on at a local shop today, would be embarassing to mention the offers I had for it.
  6. A little searching may provide a eureka moment in finding there are still over 4000 lifetime licenses available. Effective July 1, 2014 Microsoft's adware policy will be more aggressive, albeit not as much as MBAM's. http://blogs.technet.com/b/mmpc/archive/2014/04/03/adware-a-new-approach.aspx
  7. Smooth (real smooth) update, appreciate changes that were suggested, looking forward to next ~30. Thanks
  8. Thanks again. I neglected to mention I added mbar.exe and fixdamage.exe shortcuts to MBAM start menu, will pull out of MBAM program folder and create C:\MBAR Being a MSE beta tester since '09 understand related support issues for all "in tents and porpoises"
  9. Thanks for the quick response. Only posted image (Avast) jokingly. The log entries I noted differred in that they started with \?? There were several others but nothing of similar curiousity. It was suggested (Unpacked blog) that I could put extracted MBAR folder in MBAM folder, which I did, but naming it MBAM Rootkit instead of the suggested MBAR. Would this possibly be the issue of MBAM opening at reboot? Should I expect to see MBAR gui instead with cleaning confirmation and recommendation for further scanning? The item removed is in MBAM quarantine (a shared file with MBAR if MBAM is installed as I understand the blog article) Will there be a MBAR specific forum category or should MBAR questions be posted here? ~rhab
  10. On reboot for cleaning after MBAR scan MBAM gui sans Taskbar and Desktop icons rather than MBAR gui. Should I assume this because of shared Quarantine when MBAM (Pro) is presently installed? I had expected MBAR gui to appear with results of cleaning and/or suugesting a another scan. Should a subsequent scan be performed with MBAM or MBAR as recommended here. The item detected and removed (and remediated by replacement according to scan results) was a sound driver. C:\WINDOWS\system32\drivers\ALCXWDM.SYS (Unknown Rootkit Driver Infection) -> Delete on reboot. [95751a1fd5965a72caafd18162c00ef5] The scan results displayed in MBAR gui indicated the detected file was a forged version yet it was OEM. Does MBAR repair similarly repair other detections? There were several items in the system-log.txt I thought quite strange as follows: \??\c:\Documents and Settings\All Users\Application Data\Microsoft\Microsoft Antimalware\Definition Updates\{D87FB469-69B2-41F4-8BD7-49C3552EA8B9}\MpKslc1177ee8.sys I suspect this is because of detections for MSE (resident AV/AM) not yet included with MBAM? \??\C:\WINDOWS\system32\drivers\mbamchameleon.sys \??\C:\WINDOWS\system32\drivers\mbamswissarmy.sys Similarly strange stuff.
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