Installing Malwarebytes over AVG Internet Security 2014 and Zemana Antilogger !!!!

[koushik]

Guyz !!! I have AVG Internet Security 2014 and Zemana Antilogger installed in my system !!! But yesterday a MalwareTips member suggested that I should try Malwarebytes because it is the best malware cleaner out there ( I've never tried it before my bad ) !! I have 4 GB of System Memory,Intel core i3(2.67 Ghz) processor and Windows 8.1 Pro x64 installed .. My question is can I have Malwarebyes,AVG and Zemana antilogger , all installed in my system ?? Will it cause major slowdown ??? I need your help

 

[DaZa9]

You can run Malwarebytes as on-demand scanner, means remove it from Windows startup and disable its protection modules from systray right click. weekly scan with Malwarebytes is recommended.

 

[Venustus]

Yes you can, however I would run Malwarebytes as an "on demand" scanner only and not in real time since you already have AVG!

DaZa9 beat me by a milisecond!

 

[viktik]

shouldn't be problem.

I am planning to use 360 internet security + malwarebytes pro + zemana in near future.

I haven't seen malwares infecting my computer, if I just take some preventive measure.
The ways by which malwares can come to your computer is very restricted.
common sense can protect you from most of the time.

 

[starchild76]

you can run the free ( on demand ) version of mbam along side AVG is , without any interference. running the pro ( realtime protection ) of mbam next to AVG is , well thats another ballgame : they will definately bite eachother! causing system slowdowns and ruling eachother out!

 

[Koroke San]

I am planning to use 360 internet security + malwarebytes pro + zemana in near future.

I already running it

 

[Koroke San]

But yesterday a MalwareTips member suggested that I should try Malwarebytes because it is the best malware cleaner out there . I need your help

No product is " best " in any terms.

 

[Koroke San]

you can run the free ( on demand ) version of mbam along side AVG is , without any interference. running the pro ( realtime protection ) of mbam next to AVG is , well thats another ballgame : they will definately bite eachother! causing system slowdowns and ruling eachother out!

I running real time of MBAM with qihoo 360 with no conflict ( just exclude to each other ) and AVG is worst in removing malware even it's internet security. thnx

 

[starchild76]

avg is not the worst in removing malware , avg is even outperforming avast at the moment! avg maybe not be the best at protecting you but it has been coming a long way and wil get better wich each release they bring out. and fyi avg free and the internet security run on the same engine.....

 

[Koroke San]

avg is not the worst in removing malware , avg is even outperforming avast at the moment! avg maybe not be the best at protecting you but it has been coming a long way and wil get better wich each release they bring out. and fyi avg free and the internet security run on the same engine.....

I only liked it 2012 version & it was good. Kaspersky internet security 2013 helped me to clean all my pc malware when AVG 2013 failed to remove malware from my pc. AVg showed it detects malware many times but can't remove them also lots of false positive.

 

[koushik]

thx to all for your replies guess I'll stick to the free version then

 

[Koroke San]

u r welcome. feel free to ask anything

 

[viktik]

avg, avast misses a lot of malwares.
just check the malware hub test results.

 

[Ink]

If you use Malwarebytes Anti-Malware Free, you should be OK. You can run the program on a need-to-know basis for on-demand scans or manual updates.

You can download the Free version here, https://www.malwarebytes.org/free/

After installing, you'll be offered a trial version for the paid version which offers real-time protection, website blocking, scheduled scanning and other features for a limited (14?) number of days. The paid version does not replace a real-time Antivirus and can be used alongside major AV vendors.

However, the Free version is sufficient enough for weekly or monthly scans, and with minimal conflicts with your real-time protection.