I am not running a free trial or anything like that. However, I do see that it is set to run Malwarebytes at start up, so perhaps that is why it seems to be automatically scanning? In the settings menu it does say that this feature is only available on Premium yet it is clearly shown as 'ON'. I checked the settings again - still not set to perform automatic scans. This time it did allow me to export the text file so I attach it here. Upon completion of the re-boot I opened Malware bytes and found that it had again identified and quarantined 'Trojan.downloader', so I deleted it again. Unfortunately I didn't get a chance to fully read what it said as it automatically instigated a re-boot before I had time to read it, let alone save my work! Arrrgh!!! Lost it! I was unaware that Malwarebytes was again performing an automatic scan until I got a pop up telling me that a re-boot was required. At this point I simply deleted the items and moved on. I tried copying the file to clipboard but it didn't work, nothing copied. The pop up indicated that Malwarebytes had failed to deal with the problems but I found them - they had been quarantined, which was also odd as the settings were set NOT to automatically quarantine items. I was surprised as when I checked the settings automatic scans were NOT scheduled. Yesterday however a scan ran automatically and I got a pop up telling me that a couple of issues had been detected - 2 PUPs and 'Trojan.downloader'. Up until now I have had no issues and scans have only occurred when I initiate them which I do periodically, at least once a month.
I am running Free Malwarebytes for some time, current version 3.3.1.
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