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At the end of the boot sequence my firewall (Zone Alarm Pro) asks whether I should give permission for process 2616 to access the Internet. The application causing it is eorgew.exe which resides in folder windows\system32\ and is forced by a registry entry with the bizare name uansqh. So far, I've always denied it access and everything seems to run just fine. Can anyone shed light on this program and let me know if it's safe to let it run? An extensive search of the name and program throughout the Internet has come up with a blank.
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At the end of the boot sequence my firewall (Zone Alarm Pro) asks whether I should give permission for process 2616 to access the Internet. The application causing it is eorgew.exe which resides in folder windows\system32\ and is forced by a registry entry with the bizare name uansqh. So far, I've always denied it access and everything seems to run just fine. Can anyone shed light on this program and let me know if it's safe to let it run? An extensive search of the name and program throughout the Internet has come up with a blank.

eorgew.exe - what is it?

Software firewalls, also known as host-based firewalls, provide a layer of software on one host that controls network traffic in and out of that single machine. Most operating systems now include firewall software, but many available software firewalls include central distribution, antivirus systems and disaster recovery.