acsetups.exe
Microsoft
File Tech Info  
Name: acsetups.exe
Publisher: Microsoft
Category: OS
Version Number: 5.0.2174.1
Description: Included with Microsoft Windows 2000 Operating System
Permission:  This version of acsetups.exe has been authenticated and has no reported problems
Recommendations: If acsetups.exe is running on your PC, you should verify that it is authentic. A file name alone is insufficient for identification. Run ProgramChecker Personal Edition and FileAnalyzer to be sure you are running the actual version.
Product(s)
This version of  acsetups.exe is found in the following products:

ProductPublisherVersion
Windows 2000 Server Edition Service Pack 4 Microsoft5.00.2134.1
Windows 2000 Server Edition Service Pack 4 Microsoft6.00.2600.0000














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All Versions

FileVersionDescriptionPublisher
acsetups.exe 5.0.2174.1Microsoft ACS setup DCOM server executable Microsoft
Default Location: c:\winnt\system32\acsetups.exe
Status (on your PC):  It is not known if acsetups.exe is running on your computer
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