Malwarebytes giving C++ error, where to ask?

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I am, or rather my friend who I set this up for, is running windows 7 sp 1 on a MacBook Pro, circa 2008/9. It's been running great until he lent the system to a friend who immediately got Monkey-Pak virus into it.

I managed to clear it out, but now I can't get MalwareBytes 2.x running, it gives me some kind of c++ error. I've reinstalled all of the run times all the way back to the 2005 version, but this may be a virus that targets that program and makes it fail to run.

The program actually starts, it's just when you try to run a scan or update the database when I get this error:

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Any ideas?
 

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Windows 10/Windows 7 (My Idea- Virtual PC)
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Lenovo MahoBay
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My ASUS M2N-SE AMD Windows 7 machine is back to Windows 7. Replaced the AMD 4400+ CPU and maxed out the RAM (4GB).
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I am, or rather my friend who I set this up for, is running windows 7 sp 1 on a MacBook Pro, circa 2008/9. It's been running great until he lent the system to a friend who immediately got Monkey-Pak virus into it.

I managed to clear it out, but now I can't get MalwareBytes 2.x running, it gives me some kind of c++ error. I've reinstalled all of the run times all the way back to the 2005 version, but this may be a virus that targets that program and makes it fail to run.

The program actually starts, it's just when you try to run a scan or update the database when I get this error:

View attachment 329257

Any ideas?

See if the link below helps;

https://forums.malwarebytes.org/index.php?/topic/19388-hotfix-for-139/
 

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DP67BG
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Radeon HD 5770
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Realtek High Definition Audio
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Samsung SyncMaster
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WD 2TB (SATA Internal)
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Corsair GS800
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Tower (Generic)
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MS Wireless
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Emsisoft
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