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In an uninstall tool it looks down right generic, and you wouldn't know what it was for unless you went into the Uninstall section in the registry.
What it is:
It's a part of Kodak software. Kodak's Printer/Scanner software uses it, and it's one of those uninstalls that isn't normally seen by many uninstall tools such as Windows Add/Remove, Revo Uninstaller, CCleaner, Nirsoft MyUninstaller, etc., because it's a component of the Kodak Printer/Scanner software.
Properties:
Name: C4USelfUpdater
Uninstall Command Line: MsiExec.exe /I{48B41C3A-9A92-4B81-B653-C97FEB85C910}
How you'll know it's from Kodak is by going into the Uninstall section of the registry located here:
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Uninstall
In the registry at the Uninstall section search for:
C4USelfUpdater
It should have a reference to a Temp folder such as this:
...\Your User Profile Folder\Local Settings\Temp\KodakKbiDownload\C4USelfUpdater\
I can see how this has some people wondering if they have malware or not, and it would be nice if software developers making the installations would just fill in the information because in this day and age it looks very suspicious to have stuff like that on a computer.
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Screenshot (What an uninstaller will see, if it supports hidden components):
C4USelfUpdater_what_an_uninstaller_will_see.png 5.8K
5 downloadsScreenshot (Support Info):
C4USelfUpdater_Support_Info.png 6.5K
7 downloads
Edited by Andavari, 10 July 2012 - 06:12 AM.
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