My experience with Malwarebytes and my thoughts

Malwarebytes Virus removable:

Alex staff on The Discussion Zone was going to try and help me speed up my computer but as soon as we got started he spotted a problem. And that was I was infected with a virus, he asked when the last time I scanned my computer was. I told him today and I told him it didn't pick anything up. So Alex proceeded to download Malwarebytes Virus removable tool. At first I was very reluctant against downloading it. As soon as it got all download we waited over 2hrs for it to scan my computer. After it was done scanning my computer it found out that it had over 100 viruses. After we got all done we removed all the virus I could tell right away what a difference it made on my computer.

My thoughts on it:

Evaluation: Very Satisfactory

Would you Recommend this to anyone:
Oh yes, I would recommend this to anyone. If you are dead set on one virus protector all I ask is download this with the other one as well. It will not affect anything on your computer. You will be amazed at the difference this software will make.

Would you buy this:
I would buy this if it was the right price, there is a paid verison for $25. This just might be my next virus protector.

What would you rate this product on 1-10:
I probably would rate it about 9, I think they could make it a lot better by just deleting the viruses as it goes instead of all at the end. And if there was a certain virus that needed the computer to be restarted to get rid of the virus let you know at the end.

Ahh, I suggest you install Kaspersky and AVG anti virus programs. They work well, top rated according to PC mech. If you have Norton's, might as well get rid of it..doesn't work as well as it used to.

As I always say, it's not a virus if Malwarebyes doesn't pick it up. Glad you like it.

I've been using MBAM for around 2 years now and I still use it.

I dont use Malware bytes, I dont like it, as it is not efficient enough. On the other hand, I use Norton and AVG Anti-Viruses, they are the best.

I have been using Symantec. I'm satsisfied with it, as my computer shows no problem. But, because you insist on using malware bytes, I'll give it a try. Who knows there might be Virus. Thanks for letting know.

ikymemon said:

I dont use Malware bytes, I dont like it, as it is not efficient enough. On the other hand, I use Norton and AVG Anti-Viruses, they are the best.

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I just lolled for 5 minutes at that comment..


Norton sucks!!!!!!!!!!!

MisterTickle said:

Ahh, I suggest you install Kaspersky and AVG anti virus programs. They work well, top rated according to PC mech. If you have Norton's, might as well get rid of it..doesn't work as well as it used to.

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That would not be a good idea, as the two anti-virus products would interfere with each other, causing more damage than actually protecting your computer.

I've been using MalwareBytes for years now and it's really good. I remember detecting a rootkit using it back on my old rig XD

ANY ANTIVIRUS VS Malwarebytes = MALWAREBYTES WIN

why?

lets observe
Create a FUD Virus

1.use ANTIVIRUS to scan that virus
2.do it too in malwarebytes!
3.--<Annouce the winner>--

MalwareBytes is great software. I recommend everyone using Windows has it along with another anti virus such as Kaspersky, for maximum protection

Malware Bytes Anti Malware is astonishing for scan time. It detects many malicious softwares as well cleans your computer from any threat. Thus, I agree with your thoughts and I would also recommend it to many people.