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nickkyua

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  • Birthday 5/13/1973

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  1. I don't use them at all
  2. Did you mean virus signature database out of date? Well, I've followed all these above steps, everything was OK, no infections were detected. The issue has been solved with simply upgrading Malwarebytes to 1.35. Thank you, guys, for your help. Still, I can't understand why I'm missing couple updates
  3. Yes, I've reviewed. But in my case, it's helpless. The only date available is March 31, and I need 29. Here's an entry from MalwareBytes log about infected registry. HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Software Notifier (Rogue.Multiple)
  4. Talking about updates, I've seen the history of my updates on Microsoft site. The last update is dated on March, 12th. Could anyone tell me were updates after that date?
  5. Yes, I was able to log on Microsoft support, Symantec, McAfee. I've run different antispyware like SuperAntiSpyware, Trojan Remover, ESET Smart Security. And all of them report OK. To Dalo Harkin: I've re-installed MalwareBytes couple times. So, the installation can't be uncomplete. Well, the restore would be as the last resort. I don't use restore points. I prefer Acronis True Image, and have already the image of my partition C:\
  6. What do you mean? Malwarebytes found that wrong registry itself. By the way, despite this message for wrong command line parameter Malwarebytes loads and works.
  7. 1. First of all, I never had that message popping up before, although I've used Malwarebytes for a while. It has just happened lately when I scanned my system with it, and this software found something wrong in the registry and recommended to delete it. So I did. Unfortunately, I didn't leave that log, so I can't tell you what was it. 2. I have ESET Smart Security 3.0.672, Trojan Remover installed. And none of them show any signs of infection on my PC. 3. I've used it just for normal precaution, with now special intentions. P.S. Sorry for off-top, but recently I've realized, that I'm not getting XP updates, although they are on automatic mode. So, I'm surprised with that as well. Any ideas? Thank you
  8. Hey, guys! I have installed Malwarebytes on my PC. Whenever I start my computer or reboot it, the message "Invalid command line parameter" pops up. On the top of this message it says "Malwarebytes". So, what's wrong with it?
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