Malwarebytes any good?

I just bought malware bytes pro because people said it was good. It has real time protection unlike others.
I have used AVG, Norton, MSE which I wasn't very happy about..
I seem to like it but is it protecting my PC good? I heard MalwareBytes has a good reputation for getting viruses and others

I only know it as a scanner where it is OK. Never knew anybody who uses it for full time protection. And for scanning I prefer SAS (Superantispyware). It has found things in the past that Malwarebytes has missed.

Use MSE and MSE only for your anti-virus, anti-spyware, etc.

Some very well known, and beloved from the good ol' xP days, security programs are infamous for "finding" av on a perfectly clean system.

You need only MSE.
Understanding Microsoft Anti-Malware Software 2012 ~ Security Garden

so i could use malware bytes and MSE?
I bought malware bytes :/

irbullet said:

I just bought malware bytes pro because people said it was good. It has real time protection unlike others.
I have used AVG, Norton, MSE which I wasn't very happy about..
I seem to like it but is it protecting my PC good? I heard MalwareBytes has a good reputation for getting viruses and others

MBAM has excellent detection rates and is very highly regarded among the malware removal community :) But, as the others said, it shouldn't be used as an anti-virus because that's simply not what it was built for. The Malwarebytes team has some huge names in malware removal, you may have heard of some of them, or at least their tools:

Merijn - Developer of HijackThis (HJT) and CWShredder (for CoolWebSearch infections)
Swandog46 - Developer of The Avenger (a kernel mode tool for deleting stubborn files)
sUBs - Developer of ComboFix
S!Ri - Developer of SmitFraudFix
RubbeR DuckY
nosirrah
miekemoes

Tom

I am using malwarebytes and MSE. I did the method to not have any conflicts with them on the Malwarebytes website.
good combo?

irbullet said:

so i could use malware bytes and MSE?
I bought malware bytes :/

You can. Malware Bytes is not needed, but true you can.

Your system will run slower since you be having your computer and your files investigated by two programs rather than one.

Incidentally, MSE is the same AV used in a Microsoft enterprise system.

Use the link I have already given to familiarize yourself with Microsoft's malware solution approach.

irbullet said:

I am using malwarebytes and MSE. I did the method to not have any conflicts with them on the Malwarebytes website.
good combo?

Yes, I think it's safe to say that that's a good combo :) It's what I, and many others here, use.

:) Ill use malwareytes for malware and etc. and mse for real time protection