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Compatibility With Other Products
The topic description pretty much says it all. Is there a list of which products work with Bitdefender Internet Security? Before I was using Malwarebytes and MC Shield, I've turned off the shield for MBAM but have left MC Shield on for now, not even sure it's necessary. I'd like MBAM on my system just as a second opinion on-demand scanner, if that's the case is there a need to set exclusions? Thanks.
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I run MBAM Pro and the two exist happily together. The exclusions I added are as per below.
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Thanks!
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Just a follow up thought, even though many use MBAM Pro without any seeming consequence, as with Rohuhg's case and others here here , Bitdefender's official response can be found here: http://forum.bitdefender.com/index.php?s=&...st&p=151353
My thought would be to use the free version on demand, and/or, get a second opinion from another vendors online scanner.
As far as a definitive compatibility list, I've been gone for awhile and am not sure if that has been provided, other than users feedback on the forum. Yet, I'm sure with Bitdefenders excellent protection history, a supplemental on demand scan once in awhile should suffice. If Christian or Georgia disagree with anything I've posted, they can chime in, as they do moderate what has been posted on the forums.
Kind regards,
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With the discussion that has been going on I ran a few "tests" and one thing I immediately noticed is that with MBAM Pro enabled at start-up there was a significant period of black screen after the Windows logo showed, something I had just accepted before. Setting MBAM to not start with Windows cured it and start-up is now fast.
The black screen on start-up is something I have noticed other posts in these forums about, maybe a conflict here between to two programs. I will run without MBAM for now, just running an on-demand scan with it (when I remember).0 -
Nice follow up post and investigative work, Rohugh, may be helpful for others to try in case they have the same issue. I've noticed you've been doing some nice work here, keep it up, it's great to have you here, kudos
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With the discussion that has been going on I ran a few "tests" and one thing I immediately noticed is that with MBAM Pro enabled at start-up there was a significant period of black screen after the Windows logo showed, something I had just accepted before. Setting MBAM to not start with Windows cured it and start-up is now fast.
The black screen on start-up is something I have noticed other posts in these forums about, maybe a conflict here between to two programs. I will run without MBAM for now, just running an on-demand scan with it (when I remember).
So you have MBAM "start with Windows" disabled?,,so do you still have it set on real time protection?
i was thinking of getting MBAM, newegg has it on sale right now.0 -
So you have MBAM "start with Windows" disabled?,,so do you still have it set on real time protection?
i was thinking of getting MBAM, newegg has it on sale right now.
Disabling on start-up means that you get no real-time protection, it needs to be running to get that. So, you may as well have MBAM Free.
The only thjing I will add at this stage is that Malwarebytes are testing a new version with an open beta. Once it goes to release you will have to pay yearly for the "Pro" version but if you buy the 1.7 version now you will get a lifetime subscription that will transfer through to the 2.0 version - you never know if things will change in the future and you want the full version.0 -
Right now its lifetime? if you buy it?
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Just thought i would update with my info,i purchased a lifetime copy of MBAM Pro yesterday and have it activated now with real time protection and updates running and so far so good i haven't heard a peep out of BD they seem to be playing nice with each other,will up date if things change.
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Hello all,
As you may already know, during the installation Bitdefender detects any incompatible programs (similar antivirus software mostly) and prompts the users to remove them.
You can see the full list by unpacking the installation kit (with a common archive program) and then opening up extern folder.
Feel free to reply on the topic if you have other questions.0 -
I run MBAM Pro and the two exist happily together. The exclusions I added are as per below.
Can you explain or post a link how you ad exclusions, i know where to do it i just not sure on where you found them files to click and add them.0 -
BD GUI>Settings>Antivirus Settings>Exclusions tab>Exclusions for files (turn on)>Excluded Files and Folders
Click "Add" and browse to Computer>Program Files(X86)>Malwarebytes' Anti-Malware.
Double click to open and add the .exe files I listed one at a time.
I will say at this point that although I ran both together without any seeming problems I decided to not use MBAM real time scanning, I now only have the MBAM Scheduler enabled so it scans every two days.0 -
Got it thanks! anything in excluded process or no??
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Nope, but I did add the Bitdefender file (from >programs) to the Malwarebytes exclusions.
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Hello all,
As you may already know, during the installation Bitdefender detects any incompatible programs (similar antivirus software mostly) and prompts the users to remove them.
You can see the full list by unpacking the installation kit (with a common archive program) and then opening up extern folder.
Feel free to reply on the topic if you have other questions.
Thanks for that heads up, Georgia
To those who may be interested, here is the extern list of incompatible programs Bitdefender looks for upon install:
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Rohugh,columbo.. thanks..
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Choosing not to listen to my highly educated dad's advice and attitude about money
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With the discussion that has been going on I ran a few "tests" and one thing I immediately noticed is that with MBAM Pro enabled at start-up there was a significant period of black screen after the Windows logo showed, something I had just accepted before. Setting MBAM to not start with Windows cured it and start-up is now fast.
The black screen on start-up is something I have noticed other posts in these forums about, maybe a conflict here between to two programs. I will run without MBAM for now, just running an on-demand scan with it (when I remember).
The bad gals/guys love computer users who sacrifice security for speed.0
