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1. Fully delete Malwarebytes from your computer

2. Download and install the new version of Malwarebytes

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3. Go to C:\Windows\System32\drivers\etc and find the files named 'HOSTS'
Open the file with any text editor and copy & paste in these IP's

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4. Run malwarebytes and use this key and id

5.Set up this settings


Enjoy now you have the new version of Malwarebytes Premium

Thank you very much! I will definitely try this out on my machine.

By the Way, I'm recommending using this antivirus together with Avast Premier antivirus.
This is the best combination in my opinion

(07-12-2018, 11:33 PM)Happy15 Wrote:

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By the Way, I'm recommending using this antivirus together with Avast Premier antivirus.
This is the best combination in my opinion :smile:

What a great coincidence! I'm already using Avast!

Thanks very much for this. I will have to give this as an attempt.

think il give this ago souds a must have. just tryed it guys and its saying (email Blacklisted)

I pay for the yearly subscription to Malwarebytes so this isn't of much use to me but if it works this is a great share. Malwarebytes in an amazing program for keeping your shit safe.

(10-11-2018, 01:14 PM)geforcefx Wrote:

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just tryed it guys and its saying (email Blacklisted)

What email are you referring to?

"Unable to contact license server. Check your network connection or contact your system administrator for help."
Thefuck?

(10-11-2018, 04:11 PM)Lucas1543 Wrote:

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"Unable to contact license server. Check your network connection or contact your system administrator for help."
Thefuck?

If you've added the IP entries (0.0.0.0) In the Hosts file, remove It and see If It can communicate with the server. If all goes well, add It again thereafter.

The above Is a non-routable IP address (similar to 127.0.0.1) and loops back to your local/Internal network, hence any attempts to communicate with the server (Incoming & outgoing) will fail.