Review of malwarebytes 3.1.2 drivers#

Driver Updater: Not needed, all you need is to go on your manufacturer website so you'll be sure to get the right, official, working drivers for your computer or hardware.

Managing start-up entries: Autoruns (standalone executable), CCleaner (installed), Task Manager and Registry (in-built).

Cleaning temporary files: TFC (standalone executable), CCleaner (installed), Cleanmgr.exe (in-built).

Every feature they provide, you can either do it natively under Windows, do it via another standalone executable (which is way easier and safer to use) or they aren't providing something you need. The worst is that they'll often take action on your system without you knowing, nor authorizing it, which could lead to your system being altered in a way you don't want it to be or even worst, a 'broke' system. They are completely worthless and useless to use. When it comes to messing up your system (Windows), these are as worst as malware.

Review of malwarebytes 3.1.2 install#

'PC Booster/Tune Up' programs are part of the worst programs you can install on a system. Malwarebytes: IObit Stole Our Signatures Database.IObit accused of stealing from Malwarebytes.IOBit Steals Malwarebytes' Intellectual Property.

Therefore, I strongly suggest you to uninstall every IObit program you have installed on your system.Р”В«elow are articles that relates the Malwarebytes VS IObit episode and also why IObit failed as a company and within it's products. In fact, these programs have a tendency to cause a variety of issues under Windows, that can be solved by uninstalling the software, ironic isn't it? Most of their features can be replaced by using other programs, often, utilities that requires no installation or that are already 'built-in' inside Windows. On top of that, their main product, Advanced SystemCare, goes into the 'PC Booster' category of program, which are useless programs since there's no proofs or facts that these actually boost the performance of a system, and are borderline 'scamware'. IObit have been accused in the past from using shady techniques in order to promote and enhance their products, one of which was to steal Malwarebytes' definition database to include it in their 'Antimalware', IObit Malware Fighter. These speeches contains all the information you need to know about these two things and hopefully you'll understand my point of view towards IObit and Advanced System Care by reading them. I'll post what I usually post when I encounter people using IObit products and most specifically, PC Boosters like Advanced System Care.