If Tamper Protection cannot be disabled, removal may not occur or may require additional steps. Disable Tamper Protection in Windows Security settings if Malwarebytes is not registered in Windows Action Center.Disable Tamper Protection in Malwarebytes Nebula policy settings.

Disable Self-Protection Module in Malwarebytes Nebula policy settings.

Note: Before running the Malwarebytes Business Support Tool, it is recommended to do the following: A list of switches and instructions on how to use them are in this article. To remove Malwarebytes software from a Windows endpoint, download the Support Tool, then run it from the Command Prompt. In the Command Prompt, you can use switches to specify how you want to remove the Malwarebytes software. For more information, see Delete endpoints in Nebula. Consult with Malwarebytes support before running the support tool or try removing Malwarebytes software by using the Malwarebytes Nebula console. The Malwarebytes Support Tool command line version is used to cleanup and remove Malwarebytes business products including their files, settings, and license information.

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