http://www.malwaredictionary.com/2011/03/dpupdchk-exe/ The Dpupdchk.exe process is not well documented; however, is published by the Microsoft Corporation. The process supports automatic checking for Microsoft Mouse software, but it is not known if this is a redudant feature to Windows update. The program runs in the background on many versions of the Windows Operating System and considered safe to leave running.

1. What is Dpupdchk.exe?
http://www.malwaredictionary.com/2011/03/dpu
pdchk-exe/

2. http://www.malwaredictionary.com/2011/03/dpupdchk-exe/
Dpupdchk.exe is an automatic update checking
application created by the Microsoft
Corporation. It is commonly seen running as a
background process on Windows computers.

3. http://www.malwaredictionary.com/2011/03/dpupdchk-exe/
Not a lot of published information from
Microsoft regarding the process. It is thought to
be used primarily to check for automatic
updates for mouse drivers.

4. http://www.malwaredictionary.com/2011/03/dpupdchk-exe/
If you do not want to remove Microsoft
IntelliPoint from your computer, you can turn off
the “Auto Update” feature located under
Microsoft Mouse and Quality Settings.

5. http://www.malwaredictionary.com/2011/03/dpupdchk-exe/
Always be careful when mucking with default
Microsoft processes or files. Unless you just
don’t like background processes that are not
needed running on your computer, the average
end-user can likely leave the dpupdchk.exe
process alone.

6. What is Dpupdchk.exe?
http://www.malwaredictionary.com/2011/03/dpupdchk-exe/