registry problem

[superhacker]

@Pondus post:19

i think mbam is not correct software. is there any other software which doing work like mbam doing?

yes but not as good, alternative www.superantispyware.com

mbam everytime shows infected file. even there nothing infected

If you dont let MBAM move the files to quarantine then it will show up again on every scan.....

wat is the difference between mbam and av? wat their work?

MBAM is a specialized tool, very good at the specific malware it targets and very good at removal..

1.It is correct and good but all make mistakes
2.answer one
3.Yes avast av"for example"detect real virus"like sality,virut,…"mbam not

[system]

@superhacker post:9

Pondus,SafeSurf,mikaelrask,and krypton:
May be no one of you read the log"sorry to say that"the infected items are just bad policies to disable security center and mbam will not remove any thing it will set new clean values(0=>1,1=>0)

I looked at the logs and that is why I responded and posted the OP’s previous thread http://forum.avast.com/index.php?topic=63076.0 because of using a suspected cracked version of Windows.

The OP states his MS Updates are turned on, yet he/she is still on XP SP2 instead of SP3 and according to the MBAM logs, which I reviewed, the Security Center (SC) is disabled. In the OP’s previous thread, he/she stated that he/she turned the (SC) off due to a problem with the XP FW.

@ krypton,

1. Is this a registered copy of Windows for this new machine?
2. If you go to Start > Control Panel > Windows Security Center > you will see:

• A. Firewall
• B. Automatic Updates
• C. Virus Protection
  …with a green or yellow or red light next to it. What color light is next to each one (A - C above)?