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      11-11-2010
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Yes, your post was at the bottom of my screen and I didn't see your final sentence yet.

I was already going to reply as such.

Feel free to create a thread any time if you want help with learning or to ask questions about them.

And then there's this with my helpful posts in this thread:

Any MiniDump analysis experts here?
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      11-12-2010
I still have them both, and MBAM 1.50 Beta was released today (see my thread posted today). While there may be arguments over process issues and such, that doesn't matter to me. MBAM does scan 64 bit files, I use the product weekly, and see the x64 files go by. MSE is still (for the time being) my first line of defense, followed by MBAM, followed by the free ESET online scanner (a very deep scan, it takes an hour and a half to scan my system), and finally SAS to clean up the tracking cookies. A decent, free, 4 program approach, as noted, one cannot pick up everything alone.

It takes an proactive approach to keep your computer clean as possible, and I'm not referring to the dust on it. Your OS(s), programs, emails, files, etc, needs a complete scan weekly with at least one product, your AV of choice or MBAM is a good option for this. The ESET online scanner is, too. SAS is good to run once monthly for cleaning tracking cookies.

Keeping your AV of choice updated and running regular scans is a must for any computer user. MBAM is a great second line of defense for anyone, 32 or 64 bit, it doesn't matter, it works fine on both platforms.

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      07-16-2012
Malwarebytes Antimalware has more detection and removal rates than Superantispyware
Uninstalling Superantispyware is very hard.it leaves residual files all over the HDD
 
 
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      07-16-2012
This discussion is over 18 months old; 3 months is generally as far back as we go. Other than that we figure the problem was solved or the people moved on.

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