When doing tasks that require more hardware power, exiting the program altogether might be a good idea. Both other options will do the trick, but you should only select “Ignore Detections” if you’re a more experienced computer and/or internet user.Following the “Real-Time Protection” and “Scan Options,” there’s an option labeled “Potential Threat Protection.” Chances are you’re looking to disable the detection of potentially unwanted programs (PUPs), so click on its current setting (“Always detect PUPs (recommended)” by default) to change it.Inside the Settings menu, enter the “Protection” tab.Enter the “Settings” option from the sidebar on the left.You cannot do this from the system tray, so enter Malwarebytes. If you need to run an application and Malwarebytes doesn’t let you, it is best to disable the threat protection.
Disabling the Potential Threat Protection
