SYS files (drivers) are never affected in any way, as only executable files are blocked by any setting, and. I looked into it, and nothing on the Malwarebytes exclusion list that was referenced would be affected by CryptoPrevent settings. ThreatScan20180119.txt Edited Januby TempLost I'm the only user on this machine and computer savvy enough generally to stay out of harm's way, although no expert.Īny suggestions apart from another clean and install? I'm as sure as I can be that I don't have any malware on this laptop.
I've run the FarBar Tool and MB-Check, and files are attached. From memory, the last time I did this was when I tried the latest BETA but reinstalled the current version because of problems with domain names being blocked. When I've had problems with MB in the past I've generally solved them by reinstalling the latest version or using the Clean tool, but the latter is a nuisance because of the necessity to manually reapply settings like language and scan schedule. This last happened on booting up this morning. On the recommended reboot, MB runs a scan but finds nothing. Twice, Malwarebytes has been unable to load the Anti-Rootkit DDA Driver (see attachment) and warns that it may be due to rootkit activity. I've generally been able to repair that by turning the module back on in the program's settings. Infrequent warnings that Web Protection or Malware Protection were off. Mostly, it behaves itself but lately I have had a couple of problems, as follows:. I've been a Malwarebytes Premium user for some time now. Endpoint Detection & Response for Servers
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