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    • YoKenny on Wed 27 May 2009
    • 10:39:02 AM UTC

    Malwarebytes Anti-Malware 1.37

    Recent Changes
    ■ (FIXED) Dramatically improved product updating.
    ■ (FIXED) /runupdate now completely silent, including errors.
    ■ (ADDED) Protection module now 64-bit compatible (XP SP2 and higher only).
    ■ (ADDED) New 32-bit protection module for XP SP2 and higher.
    ■ (ADDED) New heuristics for Trojan.JSRedir and other infections.
    ■ (ADDED) Type of scan displayed on scanning page.
    ■ (ADDED) Support for Arabic and Estonian language.

    http://www.malwarebytes.org/mbam.php

    Change is inevitable except from a vending machine

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    • Anonymous on Wed 27 May 2009
    • 11:36:23 AM UTC

    re Malwarebytes

    I updated last night after downloading Vista sp2.Good of you to point it out for those that don't know yet YoKenny.(G.O.M.with Honours).
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    • paul g on Wed 27 May 2009
    • 12:55:10 PM UTC

    Malwarebytes Anti-Malware 1.37 infected??

    Hi,all.I just seen this post. I was going to ask i think im infected my Malwarebytes Anti-Malware. i up dated it earlier and firewall popped up saying it wanted to change parameters at first i said no and an error message came up saying failed to up date so i did it again and allowed change after that MBAM was flaged by WinPatrol as trying to run at start up.I have had the free version for sometime now and never known MBAM to want to run at start up?? Is this correct or is something wrong..

    Thankyou for your time...........p...............

    If You Dont Ask You Will Never Know..
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      • demonluo on Wed 27 May 2009
      • 03:38:54 PM UTC

      don't worry, winpatrol is

      don't worry, winpatrol is only asking u if u want to allow the newer installed MBAM engine to refresh after a restart so u should allow it(coz MBAM is secretly telling ur pc to activate the new engine only after a restart)...

      & that will apply to some other software as well...
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    • Athlonite on Wed 27 May 2009
    • 02:05:23 PM UTC

    Hey Paul !

    It's the changes to MalwareBytes that, YoKenny has mentioned at the top post, that have prompted your security programs to react. Don't worry. This indicates that any change to the OS or programs installed on your PC will be detected. This is a good thing. Now you know that all is working the way it is suppose to.

    Any time a program is changed in any way, that will affect the way it acts or updates, your security programs (ie. WinPatrol) will ask for permission. This is all good.

    Athlonite.

    Your help is always needed.
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    • paul g on Wed 27 May 2009
    • 03:41:15 PM UTC

    Many thanks

    Hi,guys Thanks for that its good to know as i like MBAM a lot.

    Thanks for your time.......cheers........p............

    If You Dont Ask You Will Never Know..