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From: Wesley Vogel on 1 Sep 2005 14:31 SETUPAPI.dll is a file which installers and setup applications use. SETUPAPI.dll is a Windows XP file. Conexant Systems manufactures modems. There is also software that comes with the modems. This link lists all Conexant Systems... Products & Tech Info http://www.conexant.com/products/ What kind of modem do you have? What brand is it? Is it a Conexant modem? Do a Search on your machine for UIUCU.exe. The folder or folder path UIUCU.exe is in will offer clues. When found, right click UIUCU.exe, select Properties and click the Version tab. Click a category on the left to display the information on the right. Other version information Item Name: Company File Version Internal Name Language Original File Name Product Name Product Version Sometimes, if someone was really industrious, there is info under the Summary tab also. -- Hope this helps. Let us know. Wes MS-MVP Windows Shell/User In news:2523923C-7727-4D49-997B-7C5379DE7F95(a)microsoft.com, bcnu <bcnu(a)discussions.microsoft.com> hunted and pecked: > I've checked this site out based on the first recommendation and basically > just saw links back to google and software that claims to fix various > things. I bought doc pro and found lots of problems which look like > they've been fixed so this is probably a good thing, but this issue has > not been fixed. Based on your input, I went back to the link you have and > looked again to see if I was missing something. I'm afraid I'm not > seeing what you guys are pointing me to. Sorry, but can you give me a > little more guidance? Thanx for the input and the clarificaition that > it's not malicious. p.s. I led Jim astray, I uninstalled privacy, when > that didn't fix it, I've reinstalled this to keep myself protected. > > > "Andrew" wrote: > >> >>>> >>> All you did was make your computer even more vulnerable than before. >>> This sounds to me like malware. If so, it might take less time to >>> perform a clean install of Windows XP. >>> I could not locate either of those things on my computer (but, I didn't >>> look very hard). >>> Jim >> >> >> This is related to a Conexant modem, it is not malware at all and there >> is no need to do a clean install! As one of the other reponses says >> chheck out http://www.file.net/process/uiucu.exe.html. >> >> Andy
From: bcnu on 1 Sep 2005 14:47 I think you've turned the light bulb on for me. This worked (I have 2.1.5.0). I didn't realize cnexant made the modems so I'll find out what kind I have and work with the link you have provided. Thank you very much, I finally feel I am moments away from solving this problem, but I also feel that it's not much of an issue since I use broadband. Both are good news. Thanx again. "Wesley Vogel" wrote: > SETUPAPI.dll is a file which installers and setup applications use. > > SETUPAPI.dll is a Windows XP file. > > Conexant Systems manufactures modems. There is also software that comes > with the modems. > > This link lists all Conexant Systems... > Products & Tech Info > http://www.conexant.com/products/ > > What kind of modem do you have? What brand is it? Is it a Conexant modem? > > Do a Search on your machine for UIUCU.exe. > The folder or folder path UIUCU.exe is in will offer clues. > When found, right click UIUCU.exe, select Properties and click the Version > tab. > Click a category on the left to display the information on the right. > > Other version information > Item Name: > Company > File Version > Internal Name > Language > Original File Name > Product Name > Product Version > > Sometimes, if someone was really industrious, there is info under the > Summary tab also. > > -- > Hope this helps. Let us know. > > Wes > MS-MVP Windows Shell/User > > In news:2523923C-7727-4D49-997B-7C5379DE7F95(a)microsoft.com, > bcnu <bcnu(a)discussions.microsoft.com> hunted and pecked: > > I've checked this site out based on the first recommendation and basically > > just saw links back to google and software that claims to fix various > > things. I bought doc pro and found lots of problems which look like > > they've been fixed so this is probably a good thing, but this issue has > > not been fixed. Based on your input, I went back to the link you have and > > looked again to see if I was missing something. I'm afraid I'm not > > seeing what you guys are pointing me to. Sorry, but can you give me a > > little more guidance? Thanx for the input and the clarificaition that > > it's not malicious. p.s. I led Jim astray, I uninstalled privacy, when > > that didn't fix it, I've reinstalled this to keep myself protected. > > > > > > "Andrew" wrote: > > > >> > >>>> > >>> All you did was make your computer even more vulnerable than before. > >>> This sounds to me like malware. If so, it might take less time to > >>> perform a clean install of Windows XP. > >>> I could not locate either of those things on my computer (but, I didn't > >>> look very hard). > >>> Jim > >> > >> > >> This is related to a Conexant modem, it is not malware at all and there > >> is no need to do a clean install! As one of the other reponses says > >> chheck out http://www.file.net/process/uiucu.exe.html. > >> > >> Andy > >
From: Wesley Vogel on 1 Sep 2005 17:07
What is 2.1.5.0? In order to use broadband you still need a modem, unless you're referring an old onboard dial up modem. -- Hope this helps. Let us know. Wes MS-MVP Windows Shell/User In news:C0D9B939-BB9E-4E93-AF46-F2B9F79897A4(a)microsoft.com, bcnu <bcnu(a)discussions.microsoft.com> hunted and pecked: > I think you've turned the light bulb on for me. This worked (I have > 2.1.5.0). I didn't realize cnexant made the modems so I'll find out what > kind I have and work with the link you have provided. Thank you very > much, I finally feel I am moments away from solving this problem, but I > also feel that it's not much of an issue since I use broadband. Both are > good news. > > Thanx again. > > > "Wesley Vogel" wrote: > >> SETUPAPI.dll is a file which installers and setup applications use. >> >> SETUPAPI.dll is a Windows XP file. >> >> Conexant Systems manufactures modems. There is also software that comes >> with the modems. >> >> This link lists all Conexant Systems... >> Products & Tech Info >> http://www.conexant.com/products/ >> >> What kind of modem do you have? What brand is it? Is it a Conexant >> modem? >> >> Do a Search on your machine for UIUCU.exe. >> The folder or folder path UIUCU.exe is in will offer clues. >> When found, right click UIUCU.exe, select Properties and click the >> Version tab. >> Click a category on the left to display the information on the right. >> >> Other version information >> Item Name: >> Company >> File Version >> Internal Name >> Language >> Original File Name >> Product Name >> Product Version >> >> Sometimes, if someone was really industrious, there is info under the >> Summary tab also. >> >> -- >> Hope this helps. Let us know. >> >> Wes >> MS-MVP Windows Shell/User >> >> In news:2523923C-7727-4D49-997B-7C5379DE7F95(a)microsoft.com, >> bcnu <bcnu(a)discussions.microsoft.com> hunted and pecked: >>> I've checked this site out based on the first recommendation and >>> basically just saw links back to google and software that claims to fix >>> various things. I bought doc pro and found lots of problems which look >>> like they've been fixed so this is probably a good thing, but this >>> issue has not been fixed. Based on your input, I went back to the link >>> you have and looked again to see if I was missing something. I'm >>> afraid I'm not seeing what you guys are pointing me to. Sorry, but can >>> you give me a little more guidance? Thanx for the input and the >>> clarificaition that it's not malicious. p.s. I led Jim astray, I >>> uninstalled privacy, when that didn't fix it, I've reinstalled this to >>> keep myself protected. >>> >>> >>> "Andrew" wrote: >>> >>>> >>>>>> >>>>> All you did was make your computer even more vulnerable than before. >>>>> This sounds to me like malware. If so, it might take less time to >>>>> perform a clean install of Windows XP. >>>>> I could not locate either of those things on my computer (but, I >>>>> didn't look very hard). >>>>> Jim >>>> >>>> >>>> This is related to a Conexant modem, it is not malware at all and there >>>> is no need to do a clean install! As one of the other reponses says >>>> chheck out http://www.file.net/process/uiucu.exe.html. >>>> >>>> Andy |