malwarebytes scan for rootkits disabled 8 8 2016

Network Adapter(s): Intel(R) 82566DC-2 Gigabit Network Connection 9.13.4.10 Total Installed Updates: 300 Updates - See Detailed View for more informationĭisplay Adapter(s): ATI Radeon HD 4800 Series 8.970.100.1100 Processor: Intel(R) Core(TM)2 Quad CPU Q9650 3.00GHz Operating System: Microsoft Windows 7 Ultimate( Build 7601)

The only real issue I have had (on this machine) was the real time web protection. Ransomware protection was working fine until the update (I think), at least I didn't notice this awful problem until recently. I guess later it was just incorporated into the main program at no charge. I actually bought that (not sure of the version) 2 or 3 years ago with my subscription and it never worked properly always taking far too long to load and eventually giving an error saying the same so I just uninstalled it and went about my business. One of the solutions was an old download of 'Malwarebytes Anti-Exploit'. I duckduck searched this problem and found many users with the same problem, my criteria was 'Malwarebytes ransomware protection High CPU usage'. Then I started to turn each feature on one by one the culprit was the ransomware protection. So I decided to turn everything off and guess what CPU went from70-80% to 12 then to 5%. After the uninstalls one by one and testing the CPU usage each time I finally was at the end of my rope, racking my brain I decided that indeed might be my beloved Malwarebytes update to 3.4.5. It just so happened I updated and purchased some new software recently. So I decided to start uninstalling any programs that were in stalled in the last 30 days or so. Yes the latest version 3.4.5, and strangely since I have gotten then latest I have discovered very high CPU 80-90% usage especially 'csrss.exe', making my desktop behave like a piece of junk.

Malwarebytes scan for rootkits disabled 8 8 2016