#Malwarebytes google sweetpacks trial#
Is malwarebytes premium and bitdefender total security enough?Īvira Premium Security Suite + Malwarebytesĭoes MalwareBytes Premium Trial 3.0. I have Avast and Malwarebytes Premium but how do I pair them up to work together please
#Malwarebytes google sweetpacks windows#
Malwarebytes premium blocking searchĭoes MalwareBytes Premium Trial 3.0.5 disable Windows Defender? Malwarebytes recognizing supWindowsManagerProtect as malware, keeps coming back after i quarantime, delete and restartĮrror messages from Avast Premier about Malwarebytes Premium Malwarebytes is warning me Google maps is unsafe Windows Defender + Malwarebytes or just a regular antivirus? Malwarebytes found exe.part file in temp folder Malwarebytes says that Rapidvideo is riskware Solved! Good idea to run Malwarebytes, Adwcleaner, and HitmanPro? Real Time Protection Not working-MalwareBytes Solved! MalwareBytes Scan: Are these "bad" files? Question Is Malwarebytes premium less intrusive than traditional antivirus software? I have had issues with Sweetpacks in the past, but was able to remove it. All fo these where too found in google section as i use Chrome. Question 360 Total Security and Malwarebytes clashing saga I recently have too ran maleware bytes and got 4 PUP.optional finds, but mine where 3 sweetpacks and one that is. Is that possible? And if so, how do I remove it from my google account so it stops coming back? This appears to be something that is in sync with my google account.
So I repeated the process I original did where I reset chrome, and the threats are not being found. However, as soon as I re-signed into my google account and re-sync the data, the web data file shows the 4 threats in Male ware bytes again. When I re-opened chrome, the web data file popped back up, but when I scanned it with malware bytes, nothing came back as a threat. I closed chrome, and then deleted the Web Data file again. I then went into my Chrome settings, and reset it back to default settings, which would un-sync and sign my browser out of my google account. I then scanned that file alone with maleware bytes, and the 4 potential threats returned. I then opened google chrome, and that generated the web data file to return.
I scanned my computer with maleware bytes again, and it found nothing. I then found the file that maleware bytes was seeing as a potential threat, and deleted it. I made sure google chrome was closed, and I then went into File explorer, went into my Useres folder, and clicked on 'show hidden files/folders so I could get access to the AppData folder. That file was located at:Ĭ:\Users\MYUSERNAME\AppData\Local\Google\Chrome\User Data\Default\Web Data So I took the info maleware bytes had on where the threats where, and all 4 of them where pointed to the same ONE file on my system. When I would quarantine the 4 threats with maleware bytes, they would come right back. Okay, I am not sure if I can help the original poster, but I have discovered something odd with my setup, and I think it involves my Google sync settings.
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