MBAM will not report the correct version of the transferred database. If the above fails then A) transfer an up-to-date rules.ref file, or B) transfer a freshly downloaded mbam-rules.exe file from a donor system as is also outlined in the FAQ Section A, item 4. Pro version users can always enjoy the latest program and database. MBAM will not report the correct database version and the database will almost certainly be somewhat older then the most current one. For Windows 7 or earlier, please click here to get the uninstallation instructions. If the above fails then try downloading/executing the manual update as is outlined in the FAQ Section A, item 4. The database downloaded will be the latest and correctly indicated everywhere. If your computer can update the database from the Internet, then from MBAM's Update tab, click on "Check for Updates". The following are your best real world actions: As a comparison, both Anti-Malware and Anti-Exploit are available for 24.95 per year while Anti-Ransomware is offered as a beta currently only. In the previous version there was two methods to update the Database versions on. The product comes at a cost of 39.99 per computer per year. there doesnt seem to be a manual method of downloading an Updated Database Version that can be run on several computers. If after 14 days, you dont want the Premium version there is nothing you need to do as Malwarebytes 3.x reverts to manual stand-alone scanner that detects and removes malware when you run a scan. The above was to show you the current responses when using a new, then old, then new database. Malwarebytes Premium is a new product that combines the companys Anti-Malware, Anti-Exploit and Anti-Ransomware products in a single package.
So what exactly are you suggesting Delete orgininal rules.ref, download mbam-rules.exe and update through that even though the version # is the same and same file size as the previous, delete the rules.ref again and do a in-program up-date?
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