robert@fm
Much missed member
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- Type 2
According to a press release by PC Pitstop, and the comments on it, Malwarebytes is itself malware and will aggressively remove any (other?) malware protection you have installed. 



Why would we do that? The title change has been made.I have just fed back the results of this thread to the original thread posted above. My comment is now "awaiting moderation". What's the betting that it just gets deleted?![]()
Sorry, I meant "what's the betting that PC Pitstop just delete my reply instead of moderating it?". I should hav phrased that one a bit more clearly.Why would we do that? The title change has been made.
Reading that article, it has an interesting quote from PC Pitstop:And for more perspective on this issue: 60 reviews of PC Matic.![]()
So PC Pitstop are fighting, not only against malware, but also against computer safety?PC Pitstop said:PC Matic is developed and supported by PC Pitstop – a reputable company that has been around for more than 12 years and been on the forefront of the fight against malware and computer safety.
In defense of CCleaner, it analyses what it thinks are problems that need cleaning (and this usually includes all your cookie files) and it is then up to you whether to delete them or not, it doesn't delete anything until you click the Clean button. Full details of how to include/exclude files and folders are given on the Piriform website so if you don't want your cookies deleted then exclude the folder containing them (of course any malware might well be hiding in your cookie folder) or individual cookies.
Sorry that was Roberts writing, I seem to have lost the Quote marks,Sorry, lost you after the first line Vic![]()