ChatterBank3 mins ago
Malwarebytes Problems Yet Again!
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when i got stuck on the 2nd stage of using it, i removed it. but having problems trying to get the free version, i keep getting the premium version!! is the tick you're supposed to untick shrunk?
thanx in advance
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The option to download only the free version no longer exists. If you download Malwarebytes (or simply click on an 'Update' button when you see a message telling you that there's a new version available) you automatically get a free trial of the full version (which reverts to the free version after a month if you don't pay up).
However I've found that having the full version can slow my computers to a crawl while it works in the background, so I've now ditched Malwarebytes Anti-Malware altogether.
AdwCleaner used to be from a rival company but Malwarebytes bought it and continues to update it. (Therefore it should be just as good as Malwarebytes Anti-Malware at finding and zapping anything dodgy). It's got a more basic interface than Malwarebytes Anti-Malware but it's completely free and doesn't have a 'premium' version to tempt you into buying. So that's what I now use (and recommend to others):
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However I've found that having the full version can slow my computers to a crawl while it works in the background, so I've now ditched Malwarebytes Anti-Malware altogether.
AdwCleaner used to be from a rival company but Malwarebytes bought it and continues to update it. (Therefore it should be just as good as Malwarebytes Anti-Malware at finding and zapping anything dodgy). It's got a more basic interface than Malwarebytes Anti-Malware but it's completely free and doesn't have a 'premium' version to tempt you into buying. So that's what I now use (and recommend to others):
https:/
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