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    Quote Originally Posted by Gobi View Post
    That's useful, Thank you Neo. Actually, having 2 antivirus programs at the same time, is it safe?
    Absolutely Fine. Windows defender works as an Antivirus where Malware byte will work as an Anti-malware. But some anti viruses will slow down your PC. That's why I recommend to keep windows defender with malware-bytes.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Neo View Post
    Absolutely Fine. Windows defender works as an Antivirus where Malware byte will work as an Anti-malware. But some anti viruses will slow down your PC. That's why I recommend to keep windows defender with malware-bytes.

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    Thank you Neo! Great help!

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    Quote Originally Posted by Neo View Post
    Absolutely Fine. Windows defender works as an Antivirus where Malware byte will work as an Anti-malware. But some anti viruses will slow down your PC. That's why I recommend to keep windows defender with malware-bytes.

    Difference between Antivirus and Anti- Malware

    What's the difference between antivirus and anti-malware? | Malwarebytes Labs
    Yes Neo, I have a headache about proxy malware recent days and I wondering why my anti-virus isn't find it as a thread. Then I get to know about malware-bytes, and It's working fine. I installed ESet and Malwarebytes on my PC, is that harmful ??

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    Quote Originally Posted by assassin View Post
    Yes Neo, I have a headache about proxy malware recent days and I wondering why my anti-virus isn't find it as a thread. Then I get to know about malware-bytes, and It's working fine. I installed ESet and Malwarebytes on my PC, is that harmful ??
    Its not harmful. you can use both. but sometimes your windows may highlight that you're using additional antivirus, if windows defender also active. This is to avoid low performance of your machine. If you encounter this issue, you can simply deactivate windows defender and continue to use ESET + Malwarebytes.

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