I figure I’m most likely to have problems when online and I can wait a few seconds longer after start-up until everything has settled down before making an internet access, so this is an acceptable compromise (and as I say, I think this is more a feature of this old, slow PC rather than of the program more generally).īTW: I have the “potential threat protection” set to “warn user” because occasionally I have an installer that I’m familiar with which might download a PUP, but if I install offline I can avoid the problem. So although this service start delay is a slight compromise, I feel better having MBAM running most of the time (after the delay) particularly when on-line when its “web protection” has occasionally warned me of a dodgy site or a dodgy download containing a PUP. (Before this I did try adjusting the “Delay Real-Time Protection …” setting in the “Settings > Protection” page of the program itself, but that did not fix the problem.) This all suggests some kind of timing issue, so I have now changed the Malwarebytes Service “startup type” to “Automatic (Delayed Start)” (from Automatic) on this slower PC and the problem has gone away. This occurs on my older, slower PC (with a HDD) and not on my newer, faster PC (with a SSD). It starts less frequently after a PC restart than when starting the PC from cold.
I came to realize He wasn’t in love with me all these years we’ve been together, its outrageous though but i believe we always deserve to know the truth and learn from our past i just want to use this medium to show appreciation to this talented soul helping lives and saving relationships out thereĪs a Premium user (I bought a lifetime license when Malwarebytes offerred these for a short period a few years ago), the main problem I have had with all of the 3.x versions has been the real-time “Web Protection” module often not starting. i cant say less than to be grateful and moved on faster than it would look like. com it was breath taken when i saw all those evidence from the past deleted conversation and daily activities which they retrieved for me. He kept deceiving me saying stuffs like it was his BFF that needs more of his attention lately because He just been divorced and heartbroken and we always have to respect our privacy even when we are best of friends i never knew those answers until i contacted them here almondhackingarena. I intend to see what my spouse has been up to lately as his attention seems to have taken a sudden change on his phone at night, when i mean night i mean late late nights. Generally speaking, I’m happy with it and see no reason to switch to something else. I added Basilisk.exe to the protected applications menu so I guess the list showing others isn’t based on installations detected, but rather just a general view of what you might have installed. But in my particular case Waterfox constantly uses 547MB, but that doesn’t seem to affect the way other applications perform either so I can’t complain.Īs regards the UI, I noticed a big improvement in the scan report component which now contains an Advanced menu showing version number, time the scan was run, detections (if any) and severals other aspects along with system information. Why your system would be soaking up 280 Megs is a bit of a mystery.
RAM-wise, it’s using 70MB right now on my Windows 8.1 machine which is about the same as it was before the update. I don’t know if that qualifies as an improvement or not. I’m running a Threat scan right now and Task Manager shows Mbam to be using 100% CPU, but it doesn’t seem to be interfering with running Waterfox and me typing this message.
I wrote a comment before updating it so decided to delete it and run the update first.
So, if you dropped the program because of stability issues, you may want to give it another try to see if those are resolved for you as well especially with the crash related fixes in the three releases of 2018. The program was responsive both when it ran in the background but also when it was scanning the system or performing other operations. Stability-wise, progress appears to have been made. Some users reported abnormally high memory usage and this may have fixed the issue. The two updates that Malwarebytes released in March for the application did fix several crash and stability issues as well. The new version fixed an issue in the program's anti-ransomware module that caused high memory and CPU usage, and crashes related to the web protection module. The situation has not improved all that much unfortunately a quick Windows Task Manager check revealed that the Malwarebyte's processes used roughly 280 Megabytes on the test system with the interface displayed and about 220 Megabytes with the interface not displayed. One of the main issues that I had with Malwarebytes 3 was the application's high memory use.