The Malwarebytes Toolset is a portable collection of tools purpose built by technicians for technicians to streamline device support and repair processes. The included tools cover the entire device support life cycle including diagnostics/triage, malware remediation, OS repair, and device security. Below is a quick overview of the primary Toolset components:
Malwarebytes Portable
It's not just a portable version. It is a sophisticated toolset for repair technicians to use for diagnosing computer issues, remediating malware, and keeping track of what they did in the process, for record-keeping and billing purposes. The portable version of Malwarebytes is just a small part of it.
Next, Licensing issues.
-I imagine that this would inflict slightly on their 'Technicians License', as you would most likely have some people using the portable version as a technician, and (probably unknown to them) violating the license policy.
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Unfortunately because of the way MBAM is designed to work, the developers have stated that a portable version or offline bootable version are not in their plans at all, however, as far as central management goes, there are ways to accomplish this with a corporate license, and there are further developments on the horizon, although I'm not privy to the details. If you want more info on it please contact corporate [at] malwarebytes.org smile.gif .
Hopefully in future development they'll start moving towards something that could be portable. I guess we're back to Spybot. Again they have previously given permission for PortableApps.com to make a portable version of their so just a matter of someone picking it up.
I have checked on the Malwarebytes fourms, They wont allow a official portable version of malwarebytes as the maker of malwarebytes says 'I would rather not this PORTABLE version be publicisied. It goes against EVERYTHING I had planned for this project. If you want to use it for yourself, go ahead, but please, do not spread the word about it.' but yet he goes on to say on his next post 'Until we make an OFFICIAL portable version, I would rather we keep the 3rd party ones under wraps. I appreciate your attempt, and it worked pretty well, but I just can not support it officially.' so as for their being a real Malwarebytes portable app could be yes, but you could get in trouble if you spread it. Also alot people thing this is anti-virus it is and it is not. This is only for Malware so if you only have malwarebytes as your only protection for viruses and you run Vista or Seven it will say you have no anti-virus protection. So please people don't just use this as your only protection...
I tried to use VMware Thinapp. I't works but sometimes will crash due to the problem ''BEX''. That error is triggered by MICROSOFT DEP. I think ''thinstalled malwarebytes'' will execute some data in the memory. So it will be closed sometimes in the quick scan due to the execution of data in memory.
Just wanted to say that i created a portable malwarebytes that works perfectly. I've been using it on various computers over the last year or so but just lazy to go through the process of uploading and doing the whole thing. If anyone wants to test it out and upload it email me and ill send you a link to download. At first i tried to thinapp malwarebytes but the problem is that for it check and add the latest definitions to your computer, specific registry entries must be executed however i found a workaround. Anyways if anyone wants to try it out send me an email: amazinz2006@yahoo.com
The reason it's IMPORTANT to have it in portable form is that sometimes if a computer is infected beyond recognition usually (1) The infected computer cannot connect to the internet and thus cannot retrieve any new definitions and (2) many a time certain viruses prevent it's installation altogether. However with the portable app I created the definitions are stored in the same folder as the executable which therefore allows me to update the program from a 'clean' computer from my flash drive and then run it on an infected computer from my flash drive with the latest definitions.
btw boys, my portable app updates seamlessly to the new verson of MBAM (1.51), update the way you normally do and the new version will integrate into the portable app as well as the in virtual registry
Since it is a portable release of Malwarebytes Anti-Malware, there is no need of any prior installation process, you can just run the executable file to start the ultimate protection. Many attacks first compromise the antimalware or the antivirus solution and then harms the computer but the self-protection in Malwarebytes protects itself as well from any threat. Whenever a malicious program is detected, it moves it to the quarantine and asks for the action to perform. All in a nutshell, MBAM Premium can detect and remove almost all the threats including malware, viruses, rootkits, and many other harmful programs.
Clicking the below button will start downloader the standalone portable version of Malwarebytes Anti-Malware Premium MBAM 2.2 for Windows. It is compatible with x86 and x64 architecture. It is a powerful antimalware solution with different customizations and scan types.
This is portable version of Malwarebytes Anti-Malware Premium, so there is no need of installation cycle. You simply need to extract from archive and run whenever you need to use. Furthermore, it protects system from malware attacks along with self protection from viruses attacks. As usually some viruses attack directly to the anti-virus apps which could be big risk. While concluding, You can use Malwarebytes anti-malware solution as its keeps safe your system from attacks of various threats like viruses, malware, rootkits and other malicious programs.
The problem is detected only in portable version of CH - installer version seems to be unaffected (both as installer exe and as already installed version). But as soon as you zip the installed version, Malwarebytes detects the PUP.Optional.Unizeto and tries to quarantine file.
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