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I would have nearly unlimited resources to create an attractive website to rent desk space at a respectable location like Park Place, New York, NY to copy-and-rebrand working software and to offer them again and again and again. IF, hypothetically, I were working for an hostile foreign government that wanted to create the largest possible worldwide botnet of unsuspecting computer users, THEN, I would give away as many trojan-infected copies of software as possible. If you can't trick people into doing it with one product, then try with another 'giveaway' product.
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Ootje, That is not so "strange", IF the purpose of this goup.exe is not to update a safe, legitimate AVMediasoft product but, rather, to direct as many users as possible to do I-still-don't-know-what. It would be truly remarkable if your next comment provided *specific*, factual answers to my *specific*, precise questions. What "fixes" and "enhancements" did YOU get when YOU used it to "update" YOUR version of this or ANY other "same exactly software"? Be specific, if you can, although we both know you cannot, because you never received any "update" to ANY software's features from that module, have you?!? So, tell us, tell ME: What is the purpose of "goup.exe"? Who wrote it? Does it secretly communicate with a remote server and, if so, does it send personally-identifiable information, location, computer specs, passwords, numbers it may find on the user's computer - like credit-card or bank-account numbers? You hold yourself out to know this software so well.
MAGIX AUDIO CLEANING LAB 17 DELUXE ESPAÑOL FULL INSTALL
What other sites? What other names? What possible proof can you possibly have that this is the "same exactly software" as ANY other since it is not digitally signed and provides absolutely NO details in its properties sheet? Do all those alleged "other" software also silently install modules that have nothing to do with the software's stated purpose and, worse, do so without the user's knowledge or permission? Provide facts to support what you say, like I did. Similar is another thing, altogether! Sheesh! Why? Can you show anything FACTUAL to contradict ANYTHING that I've said?īy the way, how can this be, "the same exactly software" if it has a different name? Same is same. If you're going to try and con me, at least, do it well.
The developer should be ashamed of their scammy methods and embarrassed to be so clumsy and amateurish. Its features are nothing special and much better, infinitely safer alternatives are available for FREE. With all due respect to GOTD and NONE to the developer, I STRONGLY ADVISE AGAINST INSTALLING THIS SOFTWARE. I cannot find any further information on this particular "goup.exe" as there are several variants floating around the Internet, only one of which is digitally signed and appears legitimate. Its only purpose seems to be to get you to install a BOGUS update bogus because what legitimate developer does not know what "fixes and enhancements" s/he made to their product?
That file is NOT DIGITALLY signed and has no publisher information, just like AVAudioEditor itself (a yellow flag). The module that was calling home to "update" AVAudioEditor is "goup.exe" (MD5: 686DE7829F7D92BD7FFF78F48C38A4F0 ) located in the program's installation directory. So, as always with unfamiliar software, I declined this "automatic update" and checked further. HOWEVER, the program immediately offered an "update" with "unspecified fixes and enhancements".
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Everything went smoothly and the Registration Key was accepted. So, I downloaded and installed the file (MD5: A5C39A2FD5B5B382DFD255A059CE50F4 ), monitoring with RevoUninstaller Pro. I have no particular use for this software but, because I replied to Lenny's earlier comment, I felt I should check it out completely.
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