Windows 10: Malwarebytes

Can someone Please give me a good trusted free link to MailwareBytes Antispam ware No trial .Thanks Jerry *Smile

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Malwarebytes

Looks like Malwarebytes needs a little help. Follow the steps here. You might be able to skip the HitmanPro step.

How to remove PUP.Optional.Yontoo from Windows (Virus Removal Guide)

 

Malwarebytes

I run malware bytes and keep getting "PUP.Optional.Yontoo" twice each run and I cannot delete it or find it in a dearch. I am running A modern HP with Intel Pentum. My defender crashes about 2/3 through probably of those items. Defender quick scan shows
no problem. I am 75 yrs old and slow. Can anyone help me delete those threats?

Tom Osgood, *** Email address is removed for privacy ***

 

Jerry, I never heard of anti-spam. Do you mean Anti-Exploit?
Malwarebytes | Malwarebytes Support - Release History

 

If you mean Malwarebytes Anti-Malware, use this link :
http://filehippo.com/download_malwar..._anti_malware/

If you mean Malwarebytes Anti-Ransomware, have a look at this thread :
Latest Version of Malwarebytes Anti-Ransomware

 

Thanks Cliff But the one I had before was free and it was for spam I had it for years but I cant find it now.it was called Malwarebytes Antispyware. *Smile

 

Yes David That's it I told Cliff wrong it's Anti-Malware Thanks *Smile

 

You are welcome.
Save the link. Might come in handy next time. It's not easy to locate from website nowadays.

 

Malwarebytes | Malwarebytes Anti-Malware Premium
Click the left button "Free Download"
Just uncheck the free trial option before installing.

 

Sorry Cliff I told you wrong It's Malwarebytes Anti-Malware *SmileJerry

 

I thought it was something like that*Wink

 

a non trial? you mean an illegal copy?

 

No.
In the past, it offered a free version and a paid version
Nowadays, Malwarebytes website offers 2 options :
A Premium paid version.
A Trial version.

The OP asks for a link to an outright FREE version instead of a Trial version.

 

Hi, @Raven2099 (and everyone else):*Smile

Just to clarify a bit: the setup file (aka installer) for all 3 versions of MBAM Consumer (Free, Trial and Premium) is the same.
It is available HERE or HERE.

When one runs the installer, a 14-Day Trial is enabled by default in the setup wizard, unless the user opts out, OR unless the user has already used the Trial for that major program version on that particular system (the current policy is 1 Trial per System per major program version). If the user is not offered the Trial during installation, then it means that the Trial was already used for that program version on that system.

After 14 days, if the application has not been activated with a valid, paid license, the MBAM Consumer Trial will expire and the program will revert to the Free, manual, on-demand version. It can be activated at any time after that, if the user has a valid, paid license. (IOW, normally there is no need to uninstall the Free or Trial version in order to install the Premium version.)

The difference between Free and Premium is that the user activates the program with a valid, paid key in order to unlock the Premium features. These include realtime protection, the automated scheduler and other features.

HTH,
MM

 

Just to add -- here is a screen cap of the step during the setup wizard in which to opt-out of the Trial.

If you got the Trial and don't want it, you can either let it run out, or you can end it at any time. If you do end it, you will not be able to get it back on that particular system until a new major build is released.