Eulaip.exe????? C:\Windows\Driver Cache

I have an application called "eulaip.exe" located in c:\windows\driver cache.

Does anyone know what purpose this program serves?

 

Google search shows nothing.

 

Are you having issues with the computer or just wanting to know about the file?

 

As a general rule of thumb, if you have an exe you don't recognize and it doesn't search up in Google, it was a bad thing dropped on you by some app that random-names it's little gift baskets. Not always but usually.

If you haven't, I strongly suggest scans & cleans with RAV or any other online virus scanner followed by Ad-aware and Spybot.

 

Well, here is the whole story...

Just installed an extra 512mb of memory, and every once in a while I get an error message while trying to open multiple IE windows. The error message says the following:

SysUpdShadowProcessing: eulaip.exe Application Error
The instruction at "0x77f58d2c" refrenced memory at "0x00000000 ". The memory could not be "written ". Click OK to terminate the program.

I click OK and the computer continues to work normally, and this error message doesn't come up every single time I open multiple IE windows.

I am just wondering if I should delete the eulaip.exe app or if it has some necessary function .

Thanks in advance for the help.

 

SysUpdShadowProcessing

You almost certainly have This Trojan infecting your PC.

Lucky thing it is behaving badly or you wouldn't have known. As I said earlier in this thread, RAV online virus scan (since any onboard AV you have may be disabled by the critter) followed by the spyware killer apps also mentioned.

 

Thanks for all the help

 

Still having problems...ran RAv, AdAware, and SpyBot, but when I go into C:\Windows\Driver Cache, eulaip.exe is still there. there is also a configuration settings file named pialue which is simply eulaip apelled backwards. I tried opening task manager to end the process for eulaip, but the program NEVER shuts down. Anyone have an idea on how to gid rid of this.

I know it's spyware at this point, but it seems relentless.

 

Hi ho, Hi ho, and off to the security section we go.

 

You have more than one file doing this to you. Did you use the latest versions of Ad-Aware 6 Build 6.181 and Spybot 1.3? If you have an earlier version, you will not be able to update the definitions, instead you'll get the message that they are up to date.
You may want to get MoveOnBoot and install it. It creates a new entry to the right click menu, so if you wanted to delete a file but cannot because of 'in use' problems. Use the MoveOnBoot option and reboot. It will be deleted.
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