very cool. wonder if it has realtime protection? only thing malware bytes doesnt have

Read an article about it today. It's supposedly being developed as their version of Norton, but free.

i have limited knowledge on server but if server 03 supports xp programs then id say yes but thats just my guess

I honor my fallen pirate comrades by using:
 
Avast

Yarr!

I just uninstalled avast last night in favor of this. The avast free version doesn't have a scheduler :P

Whats a schedule..?
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But seriously, with "on access" scanning why bother running a scan at all more or less on a schedule?  You only need to do a scan initially one time or after getting infected.     I mean I get that it has an extra feature that avast doesn't have.  But it's just a feature that I don't get or care about.  Maybe I just like to compute dangerously. 

very cool. wonder if it has realtime protection? only thing malware bytes doesnt have

MBAM does have realtime protection, just not on the free version. The pay version does. Is that what you meant?

Well, the other thing is that it seems to use less resources than avast. That's a good enough reason for me.

The Burning sensation means it's working.
 

It's like a boat maker selling you a leaky boat and giving you free bubble gum.

But then when the virus gets cleaned and breaks the OS is like the bubblegum turns to acid and makes a bigger hole in effect sinking said boat made buy the same manufacturer, who is willing to sell support to raise said sunken boat.