

This has already been done it no longer shows in my Control Panel. Pbust Advised – (I reply beneath your words.)Ģ- Uninstall Malwarebytes Anti-Exploit from Control Panel I have tried to reply twice and somehow the reply has been “lost”! I hope this one will remain long enough to post! The support here in this Forum, and that Forum, is outstanding. Pedro and the MBAE team will get your issues sorted out. You have posted in the MBAM Help Forum, not the MBAE Help Forum. One other note, there is a dedicated MBAE Forum, further down the list. Reboot your computer and reinstall your MBAE, and I am guessing that is should work. Personally, I use Revo Uninstaller Pro for uninstalling programs since it scans for, and gives you the option, to delete leftover files and registry entries. Someone else will jump in, I am sure, but I also think that there is a folder in Program Data that needs to be deleted. I would recommend that you uninstall MBAE. You can't delete files or uninstall when MBAE service are running, since the files are locked. If you right-click the MBAE icon in the lower right tray, you have the option to "Stop Protection." Do that, and then check in the Task Manager (Ctrl-Shift-Esc) that the MBAE service(s) are stopped. I had no issues with removing all three programs before commencing the clean install. Before it can do damage.I did a clean install of Windows 10 on both of my computers, which were running Windows 7 and had MBAE, MBAM, and Bitdefender installed. And, unlike antivirus products, Malwarebytes Anti-Exploit Premium proactively prevents the exploit from installing its payload. Its proprietary technology guards you in that critical period between the release of a new exploit and its security patch.

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