I do wonder whether what you are referring to as "BIOS" screen is actually a blue screen for a Windows STOP abort. Let me know what first name you prefer to go by. I will be helping and guiding you, going forward on this case. Hope somebody knows what is going on, any help would be much appreciated.
And it gets pretty slow whenever i tinker with malwarebytes, even just when opening and closing the menu. So my questions for you guys is do you know what is going on with the whole BIOS thing? is malwarebytes crashing my computer?Īnd also do you think malwarebytes is too demanding for my laptop? It's an Asus UX305F running an intel core M. I've done this twice now, and both times when I get up in the morning and check the computer, it has somehow booted into the BIOS and was just sitting there. Second, the scan took forever compared to the normal quick scan. The normal scan works fine, but the other day I wanted to do a deeper scan, and whent into advanced and enabled scanning for rootkits, this is where my issues started.įirst of all, when running the scan for rootkits, my computer slowed down, to the point of not being usable at all. So I recently bought malwarebytes premium, and have got the 4.2.0 version installed on my computer.
Hi guys, I have a few questions and need help fixing an issue with malwarebytes.
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