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1. STOP MALWAREBYTES FROM RUNNING IN TASK MANAGER SOFTWARE
2. STOP MALWAREBYTES FROM RUNNING IN TASK MANAGER WINDOWS

STOP MALWAREBYTES FROM RUNNING IN TASK MANAGER WINDOWS

Since I never saw the words 'Program Manager' used in WIndows, I scanned with Windows Defender, and Malwarebytes and both report everything is clean. You could also have a service monitoring in the background (just as you mentioned you tried), but instead of restarting the application, the service stores the time stamp somewhere and basically operates in a more stealthy way than actively restarting the application. 'Mbamservice.exe' is part of the Protection Module of Malwarebytes Anti-Malware, a set in the Protection tab not to start with Windows the service will still run but only for scheduled updates and scans. Are you encountering Malwarebytes Real-Time Web Protectionwon’t turn on Errorsdoc explains steps to solve Malwarebytes' real-time webprotection error. The message 'Program Manager is still running' pops up on Windwhen shutting down.

It is an oversimplification of a basic method of handling the problem. If I was correct when I said above, that you just want a way of determining when the application is closed (which is the last sentence in your question) and you don't really need to restart it, then one (simple/naïve) method could be to have the application periodically write a time stamp to a file and whenever you need to determine when it was closed, you get the time stamp from that file. Select Settings > Exclusions when the program opens.

STOP MALWAREBYTES FROM RUNNING IN TASK MANAGER SOFTWARE

Open the software program with a double-click on the system tray icon. See also: Link thehipi: FIXED IT is right, more or less.

Ive heard this can only be removed using PREVX anti-virus. Sorry, I did not get a notification about your comment because you did not reply directly to my comment (it's an easy mistake to make and we see it all the time).Īnyway, I see that you resolved this by taking the Administrator privileges away from the users. Malwarebytes blocking legitimate processes and operations is obviously a problem, and while you can wait for Malwarebytes to address the problem, you can use the softwares exclusions system to have it ignore certain files. In the task manager (ctrl-alt-delete, task manager, processes tab), unlike the legit IE- the virus can be seen as two processes named IEXPLORE.EXE which run at all times and are always displayed in caps.