winpppoverethernet.exe information

Information and startup locations can be examined on this page: verify all your files to make sure that they are legitimate, digitally signed and from the company Fine Point Technologies, Inc. to which they should belong. winpppoverethernet.exe security and file info WinPoET System Tray Application for Windows 95/98/ME - WinPoET System Tray Application - Fine Point Technologies, Inc. Filetype : executable An executable file is a program that can be executed in your windows environment. Possible error for this file: Application error, the application has generated errors and will be closed by windows Our recommendation:  Click here to run a FREE Scan for WINPPPOVERETHERNET.EXE related errors

MD5 File security rating

A MD5 hash is a unique fingerprint of a file. Different files/versions can have the same filenames. The MD5 hash verifies that the legitimate file is not altered. Runscanner (Freeware) can help you checking the file's MD5 hashes Winpppoverethernet.exe files in Runscanner database   7 different item(s) in database Green items are verified safe to use Unrated items are not yet checked for safety. Red items are not safe (typically virusses, spyware or other malware) This file is digitally signed by it's publisher. This means that the file is from the company claiming to created it, this does not mean by default that the file is safe

General file info

Product name:  WinPoET System Tray Application Description:  WinPoET System Tray Application for Windows 95/98/ME Company:  Fine Point Technologies, Inc. Fix WINPPPOVERETHERNET.EXE errors:  Free registry scan

Pacman startup database

WinPoET is the industry's first Windows-based PPP over Ethernet client. Developed by iVasion, WinPoET is attractive to equipment providers, modem suppliers, RBOCs and ISPs. For more info read here. It uses dial-up networking for new high-speed internet customers who are more familiar with analogue modems. If unchecked in MSCONFIG it reports Error 360 - Hardware Error in dial-up networking info provided by sysinfo.org