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AVG & Malwarebytes - Combo - 10-14-2009 If I have these two running together, will there be a problem. Also if I download an infected file, will Malwarebytes automatically notify me or not? If this helps?: My AVG is the free edition. Malwarebytes is the pro edition. I also have Zone Alarm Pro 2010 RE: AVG & Malwarebytes - Templya - 10-14-2009 No, they will not cause any trouble when running at the same time. Im not sure about the automatic notify pop-windows, as Im not really a expert of that software. But If I remember correct, doesn't the pro version have this option aswell? Atleast I think, I redt something about it at the malwarebytes menu. If you're using Zone Alarm as an firewall, it won't cause any problems when running with these softwares either. RE: AVG & Malwarebytes - Viciousness - 10-14-2009 (10-14-2009, 02:21 PM)Combo Wrote: If I have these two running together, will there be a problem. Those programs should not conflict with each other. MBAM and/or AVG will notify you of any infected files you download. If you want to know what I personally use just PM me. RE: AVG & Malwarebytes - Lord_Scorch - 10-14-2009 Hello; As long as you're not running to Anti-Viruses together such as Avast, and Avira. Or another combination, then you should be fine. -LS RE: AVG & Malwarebytes - Codine - 10-14-2009 You'll be fine with that setup, altho, if i was you.. I'd change the Antivirus to Kaspersky, but thats just my opinion. RE: AVG & Malwarebytes - Elektrisk - 10-14-2009 You'll be fine running those two programs. MBAM Pro has realtime protection, so yes, it'll notify you. The same with AVG. RE: AVG & Malwarebytes - Combo - 10-15-2009 Thank you for your help. Also, I don't fancy messing around switching to kasperspy when I've never had any issues with AVG. I've also bookmarked this thread so I can rep the ones who helped when I reach the post count needed. RE: AVG & Malwarebytes - cheeseburger - 10-15-2009 I don't use any of the AV/AM/AS's you mention. I couldn't tell you if they live well together. I hate AVG so bad just had to tell you. It looks so cheap and nasty. I would advise Avast or Avira (both good freeware) and a few antispyware progs. Some AV's live well together, other's don't; most of the time they think one another is a virus/infection which can cause problems. -Zone Alarm Pro is the go, you hit that one on the head. Avast has a real time scanner and if you try download an infected file that it knows about it will prompt you with a siren warning and a mans voice saying "warning a virus has been detected". Overall i can say nothing but good things about it so far, hasn't failed me like AVG did once upon a time, but that's another bedtime story i will save for later. AV/AM: Avast, Avira, Kaspersky (not free) AS: i like a variety of the freebies. Firewall: I use the same firewall you have Zone Alarm Pro. Keep it all up to date and you shouldn't have many problems, i don't RE: AVG & Malwarebytes - nullsession - 10-15-2009 hello mate. its actually one of the best detection setups i know too use mbam and avast too detect viruses ect. its becouse if you use mbam too do a full sys scan avast will scan em as wel as mbam try's too open every file mbam opens. so its a nice combo. regards nullsession RE: AVG & Malwarebytes - Red X - 10-18-2009 I use AVG anti virus and Malwarebytes... There is a "Pro" version of Malwarebytes? |