Startup program entry details:

Quick Heal Core UI (strtupap.exe)

This page expands upon the information already available for this entry in the Pacman's Portal Windows start-up programs database.

Normally leave to run at start-up - typically required for the program to function properly or for security/safety reasons

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Description:

Launcher for the range of internet security products from Quick Heal - including Total Security, Internet Security and AntiVirus. Replaces the individual startup entries from older versions - such as Email Protection (EMLPROUI.EXE), Update Scheduler (UPSCHD.EXE), On-Line Protection (CATEYE.EXE) and Messenger (SCANMSG.EXE)

Startup information:

Registry (Start → Run → regedit)

• Key(s): HKLM\Run
• Name: Quick Heal Core UI
• Data: "C:\Program Files\Quick Heal\[product]\strtupap.exe"

MSConfig (Start → Run → msconfig → Startup)

• Startup Item (XP): strtupap
• Startup Item (Vista/7): Quick Heal AntiVirus
• Command: "C:\Program Files\Quick Heal\[product]\strtupap.exe"

Windows Defender (Start → All Programs → Windows Defender → Tools → Software Explorer)

• Name: Quick Heal AntiVirus
• Startup Value: "C:\Program Files\Quick Heal\[product]\strtupap.exe"

HijackThis (HJT) log examples:

O4 - HKLM\..\Run: [Quick Heal Core UI] "C:\Program Files\Quick Heal\Quick Heal Total Security\strtupap.exe"
O4 - HKLM\..\Run: [Quick Heal Core UI] "C:\Program Files\Quick Heal\Quick Heal Internet Security\strtupap.exe"
O4 - HKLM\..\Run: [Quick Heal Core UI] "C:\Program Files\Quick Heal\Quick Heal AntiVirus Pro\strtupap.exe"
O4 - HKLM\..\Run: [Quick Heal Core UI] C:\PROGRA~1\QUICKH~1\QUICKH~1\strtupap.exe

Other information:

• File location: %ProgramFiles%\Quick Heal\[product]
• File properties "Description": Quick Heal Startup Main
• Purpose: Security
• Program disable option: None
• Shortcut(s) available: None
• Vendor/Publisher: Quick Heal Technologies (P) Ltd.
• Product(s): Quick Heal Total Security, Quick Heal Internet Security and Quick Heal AntiVirus
• Tested: Yes

Note:

• %ProgramFiles% - refers to the Program Files folder; typically the path is C:\Program Files
• HKLM refers to HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE

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