Many books from that era had the word, "Bible" in their title as mine does, possibly based on an unconscious fear that it would take a belief system type 'act of faith' for a non-tech person to actually learn, and USE what they've learned. OK-In all seriousness, for a change, I really do own a book somewhere around this house from the DOS era, that is somewhere in the 300-400 pages length, and I guess I should try to find it to comprehend the latest suggestion for a batch file. I know it's not going to save me tons of time since it doesn't take that long to do that manually, but its obviously a convenience thing assuming of course that the batch file doesn't require advance DOS skills that I have completely forgotten about. And since I have a good idea of how long the update and the scan lasts, when I leave my PC, and I know that I will be away longer than the time it takes to do the Update and scan, I would want be able to simply launch all that in one fell swoop and be on my merry way in a blink of the eye as I run out somewhere. e., I need the flexibility of a batch file that I can launch at will. Perhaps I didn't make this clear-I have the pay for Malwarebytes, and I was aware of the Scheduler, but that requires a fixed time, and my routine won't allow that, i. Well worth the one time fee for a life time license.
It will also protect you from malicious web sites with the IP Protection features.
The full version will not only help you with scheduled updates, but also with scheduled scans. These items are available in the full version of Malwarebytes.
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