EULA is the universal name for licensing & product activation. How do you know it's from Google? Google does not have product activation. It could be Vista or another program that needs activation. If it is Google, open the Settings link on the Google bar, Options, uncheck lots of the options--especially the one that says Send info to Google on the More tab.

To uninstall Google: Settings, Help, Uninstall.

The abundance of material on the web when searching "Toolbar EULA" all referenced google toolbar.

 

I tried all the uninstalling etc. Luckily, I went back to msconfig, went a bit slower, and found a dell reference to some EULA update center (something like that). I unchecked the box, and so far so good.

 

thanks for your thoughts, too.

I ended up just deleting the folder with the EULA.exe file in it and a few others.  Otherwise, everytime I logged in with a limited user account, I would get a blank window that could only be closed through killing the IE process in task manager. 

To be honest, I totally forgot about MSconfig. 

 

In a worst case scenario, I would have scoured the registry for any entries and deleted them but that wasn't necessary.

Did you review the msconfig file before deleting?

 

I will have to try that, too, just to be certain the vermin has been eradicated.

I am wondering if you uninstalled DELLSupport would clear up the situation?  I agree that disabling the ECenter entry in the Startup Tab or System Configuraton  (msconfig.exe) prevents the problem but the boot process reports the blocked program faithfully...