kaspersky and malwarebytes

If you mean the full version disk for MBAM, you shouldn't need to install from that "old disk".
If you have MBAM installed you can start the trial or activate your license with the version you have installed now.
Either way, you would want to update to the latest definitions.
If your installed program version not the latest, you need to update the program to version 1.75.0.1300
You should be able to update the program without using an old disk...

ICit2lol said:

Dallas 7 said:

I have Kaspersky and I read somewhere online that Malwarebytes conflicts with Kaspersky.
I was thinking about adding Malwarebytes till I read that, but.....??

Well I did post back Dallas but my link wasn't working properly.

Now I have been running Kaspersky for four years on five machines and I found that KISS does not really like MBAM real time but ok with t as on call scanner.

If I put MBAM Free on a different drive, D:\ drive for example, (on call like you said) and specify for it to scan the C drive only, will MBAM do that?
That might be a dumb question but I'd still like to know. I'm not an expert so I still have to ask dumb questions once in a while.

At least that way I could totally separate it from Kaspersky, then "Pause" KIS while scanning with MBAM. That should eliminate any chance of conflict, right?

I have a drive available that I could use that way because KIS doesn't scan that drive. So......?

Dallas 7 said:

ICit2lol said:

Dallas 7 said:

I have Kaspersky and I read somewhere online that Malwarebytes conflicts with Kaspersky.
I was thinking about adding Malwarebytes till I read that, but.....??

Well I did post back Dallas but my link wasn't working properly.

Now I have been running Kaspersky for four years on five machines and I found that KISS does not really like MBAM real time but ok with t as on call scanner.

If I put MBAM Free on a different drive, D:\ drive for example, (on call like you said)

You should not have to be concerned with conflicts with MBAM Free.
Just don't run a MBAM scan at the same time as your AV is running a scan.
MBAM free is an On-Demand scanner, no real-time protection.

Conflicts are only possibly an issue when MBAM Pro (real-time) is used with a real-time AV program such as Kaspersky.

Has this thread changed from a question about conflicts with MBAM Pro to MBAM Free?

The drive (C or D) you install MBAM on should not make any difference...
I would install MBAM on my C (OS + Programs) drive...
It makes backup/restore much simpler for me...I install all programs to the "C OS drive/partition".
Even if you install MBAM on D, the installation will update some things on C such as the Registry.