MikeW

Pups are not malware!!

I fully concur with Hazels view. I would also suggest that unless you have extensive knowledge on the programs that you are going to recommend to others, that you give up this project and leave it to the experts.

I have been an Mbam beta tester for some years, I and a number of their trusted advisers/experts all agree this version should not have been released.

Mbam 2 worked flawlessly for me, unlike version 3

Version 3 still has many bugs as reported by the beta testers.

As I am on Win7 and IE this should not be necessary. Perhaps you should have a separate version for win 10

I have reverted back 5.19 as force closing IE every time is unacceptable

Fast for me last night

Provided you have a good security set up you have nothing to worry about if you leave your PC switched on.

Me Too

A very Happy Christmas

I do!!!! and I would not use any of the others

Plus a wall of silence from Piriform

Same for me. I unticked the option when installing it install monitoring anyway. I've unchecked it from options plus removing it from taskbar and startup folder. On reboot its all back again. This is totally unaceptable.

They are just trying to sell their own firewall

NO - Quite the opposite

The last two updates work fine for me with no problems at all (except of course the GUI) I've been Beta testing for some time, and believe version 2 was released far to soon, however this version seems more stable so far. Most of the problems have been with XP and many users have been asked to go back to 1.75 until all problems have been identified.

I couldn't agree with you more Hazel

An out of band update has been issued today and it includes XP

Not happening on my rig either

Yep that's the one Hazel Thanks Link should be fixed now

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I did Hazel and win 7 users were asking if they were effected . Hence my reply here to save anyone else having doubts

Worked fine for me