Does anyone know if Dr. Web and Malwarebytes get along or if the combo is really needed?
Dr. Web and Malwarebytes
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no when DR WEB Preventive protection is set to "paranoid" mode it kills/prevents loading of 3 rd party application drivers . this may cause failure .
However i don't know if it set to default levels.
But in both levels, if u can will to allow manually each time dr WEB asks you..then may be it sets well
However i don't know if it set to default levels.
But in both levels, if u can will to allow manually each time dr WEB asks you..then may be it sets well
Malwarebytes may add an additional security level as free on demand scanner, at least in my opinion.
But can I run Malwarebytes premium with Dr. Web Security Space 12?
i don't see why it wouldn't. malwarebytes is developed to run complimentary. that said, i'm sure you could add an exception to dr. web for mb. if you find the two a bit heavy, you can turn off the real time scanner for mb and keep all the supplementary protections.
You could always use MBAM as a second opinion scanner.
~LDogg
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