IANAL, and this is a very grey area... but some parts of EULAs are not enforceable (illegal, hence 'void') in some states/nations/planets/universes. There is such a thing as "fair use", and your rights as an end user/consumer do extend to certain areas. I can't cite you any specific cases, but there have been instances where a person has gone to trial for making personal backups of software (in violation of the specific EULA) and won the case.

I'm not suggesting you do anything here, other than take this with a grain of salt. You DO have rights, some of which cannot be taken away by a EULA.