Should I remove enterprise?

Lifespan of installation (until removal)

Versions

Version	Distribution
1.36.01.22	18.26%
1.36.01.08	0.46%
1.35.12.18	0.46%
1.35.9.29	29.22%
1.35.9.16	9.59%
1.35.3.9	5.48%
1.34.8.12	31.96%
1.34.7.29	4.57%

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Remove enterprise 1.1 by Naruto Source

enterprise is an adware/advertising supported web browser plugin that is typically bundled by a 3rd-party download manager which includes potentially unwanted software offers in order to monetize installs (PPI) or through malvertising practices. Once running, this adware is designed to deliver advertisements to the browser in a number of formats including banners, text hyper-links, inline text ads and/or transitionals. These ads are not affiliated with nor endorsed by the underlying website on which they appear and are just injected by the enterprise/Crossrider plugin and will appear in the header or footer of the web page or replace any legitimate ads the website already has implemented. The software also communicates with a remote server in order to report the browsing habits of the user as well as URLs and domains the browser visits so that it can update its advertisements.

The most used version is 1.34.8.12, with over 98% of all installations currently using this version. During setup, the program registers itself to launch on boot through a Windows Schedule Task in order to automatically start-up (this is typically done to avoid any UAC prompts). It adds a Browser Helper Object (BHO) to Internet Explorer. A scheduled task is added to Windows Task Scheduler in order to launch the program at various scheduled times (the schedule varies depending on the version). The main program executable is utils.exe. Typically most users end up uninstalling this just after a few days. The software installer includes 447 files and is usually about 10.92 MB (11,455,645 bytes).

The program is built using the Crossrider framework, a cross browser monetization platform used to deploy a toolbar and extension for modern web browsers with monetization features including browser search and homepage redirection, contextual coupons and in-line text advertising. Crossrider extensions include background processes to monitor, update and automatically download new features/code without direct user interaction.