Windows 10: Win10 or MalWareBytes issue?

A little over a month ago I bought the latest version of Malware Bytes (also installed Anti-Ransomware). Since then I've noticed that my system hitches, stammers or hesitates, very briefly, when certain programs are loading (including FireFox and VLC player or Not Responding messages). Also, since I've had Win10 and friends have had the same issues, when we go to certain secure sites we have to re-enter our information twice.

In other words I'll put in a username and password for a particular site, hit login and the login page just refreshes and requires the login again. I've done some basic hardware checks to eliminate that as a possibility of the hesitation. Any suggestions would be appreciated.

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Windows defender fails to turn on auto.

I have this same problem. When updating to Win10 I had malwarebytes on my machine. It worked with Win7, no conflicts. Now I think that this is preventing me from using Defender in Win10. I ran malwarebytes because I couldn't get defender to be turned
on to auto. Then I removed malwarebytes. I still cannot get defender to turn on to auto or to run. Get error message 577.

HELP!

 

explorer.exe application error -- instruction at 0x00007FF8AB19071C referenced memory at 0x00007FF87A582DB8

Not sure this is the issue as the error your are receiving appears to be before the Creators Update but the error seems similar to errors reported in the Creators Update when Malwarebytes is installed.

If Malwarebytes is installed try the work-around in the following link (disable the Office apps from being protected in MB3) until the issue is fixed with Malwarebytes:

MBAM 3.0.6 and Office 2016 with Win10 Creator's Update

 

That's price you pay for higher security with resident security programs. I order to protect they have to insert themselves between your system and the source of potential threat. Whatever you do they have to check it first.
How much you notice them depends on computer's "power", internet speed and how many of them run at same time.

 

How much ram do you have? How old is the computer?

 

Very true. I ended up reloading the software that was having issues and they seem to working a lot better.

I have an i7 960, 3.2Ghz, 12g of RAM.

 

Could be also a slow disk.