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Started by Grinler , May 21 2004 01:34 PM

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#166 MoxieMomma

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Posted 17 October 2024 - 03:21 AM

Hello. Complete noob here. I'm an old geezer to boot. I want to install Seraph Secure on my Lenovo Windows 11 laptop. I already have Malwarebytes on the machine. Are these two compatible? TIA

Hello and welcome to BC:

That's a question probably best asked at the Malwarebytes forum.
They would be the most knowledgeable about potential problems running this other application alongside Malwarebytes.

https://forums.malwarebytes.com/

As a general rule, however, running simultaneously multiple security applications with real-time protection is not recommended, due to potential clashes, conflicts, slowdowns & other performance problems.