Unknown activex - iuengine.dll (?)

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Installed new version which cleared up a problem with not seeing system explorers.
However; the following Active X entries shows as "Unknown Active-X"

Microsoft Windows Update Control
Update Control Engine
C:\Windows\System32\iuengine.dll

Any idea as to what is this is?
 
I'm glad to hear that the missing system explorers was cleared up.

I see the same thing:
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Microsoft Windows Update Control Engine

This is an unknown ActiveX

File path: E:\WINDOWS\System32\iuengine.dll

Description: Windows Update Control Engine

Publisher: Microsoft Corporation

Last modified: Tue, 26 Aug 2003 01:19:52 GMT

Installed version: 5,4,3790,14

Download location:
http://v4.windowsupdate.microsoft.com/CAB/x86/unicode/iuctl.CAB?38249.6935069444

Installed files include:

E:\WINDOWS\System32\iuengine.dll

E:\WINDOWS\System32\iuctl.dll

Technical Details:

CLSID: {9F1C11AA-197B-4942-BA54-47A8489BB47F}
 
Thanks.

Sort of threw me when I saw something with "Publisher: Microsoft..." showing up as
"Unknown"
 
They are fixing some of these with definition changes as time goes on. I
don't know whether this one is considered obsolete and therefore not a
priority, or what.

The development of this product has been in Microsoft's hands for only a
short time--about 3 weeks before the beta began. So--I'm not surprised, but
it is also a good idea to be skeptical!
 
Interesting, Bill. My older ActiveX for WU shows with a star, for Known.

Steve Wechsler (akaMowGreen)
 
'Microsoft Windows Genuine Advantage Validation'.
That was downloade when I went through the validation on
downloading a recent update from MS site.
 
I see both that one and the one Steve referenced, and even the perhaps scary
"Doomchk" (which is a Microsoft control that checks for MyDoom, I believe,
and issues a patch if it is found.

I hope they've got folks working on these things--I'm sure this app is
running on most of the desktops at Microsoft--and they are probably being
inundated with their own internal reports.
 
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