Trouble locating fFree Malwarebytes Download Site

Try this:
https://www.malwarebytes.com/

I use malwarebytes (free)...have for years. Got upgrades as they come along. And I run it (along with CCleaner once a month).

Maybe....like a virus protection....you already have a malware program and two of them fight each other. Like Norton vs. McAfee. They cannot work together. One or the other.

g'luck!

You should not download from file distribution sites if you can avoid it. They tend to try to bundle in extra bloatware or often have deceptive links to unwanted junk.

A quick Google search provides this link for the free version. This is from the vendor's site, malwarebytes.com

IIRC, when you install the free version you have to uncheck the 30 day trial offer of the paid version or it will expire in a month.

Dave

Yes! I had the same issue a couple months ago. I think Malwarebytes changed how they do things, to steer you towards the pay version - which they certainly are free to do.

Also, the advertisers on the search engines are getting sneaky - you have to be careful what you click on. The first 4-6 results are usually NOT what you want, but some other site trying to sell you something.

I have found that CNET is a good site to download things from. I've never had an issue there - and it is where I downloaded Malwarebytes the last time I needed to.

I also use CCleaner and Avast on my computers.

And... using Mozilla Firefox with Adblocker makes life a lot more wonderful on the internet!

bwanshoom wrote:
You should not download from file distribution sites if you can avoid it. They tend to try to bundle in extra bloatware or often have deceptive links to unwanted junk.

A quick Google search provides this link for the free version. This is from the vendor's site, malwarebytes.com

This.

With google searches, your first few results are going to be paid ads. Scroll on down the page.

bwanshoom wrote:
You should not download from file distribution sites if you can avoid it. They tend to try to bundle in extra bloatware or often have deceptive links to unwanted junk.

A quick Google search provides this link for the free version. This is from the vendor's site, malwarebytes.com

Thanks!I was pulling my hair out trying to locate the site. Guess I was just a bit worn out. I had just reset my computer and lost all the programs and most of the apps I had installed previously. Thanks X2