Why Does This Keep Reappearing?


  1. Posts : 4,751
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    Why Does This Keep Reappearing?


    The attached files below in Chinese or some kind of "knees" keeps reappearing. I have deleted them several times but they come back. The folders are empty. Any ideas on how to permanently get rid of them?
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    I know that there are a couple of Excel extensions that allow opening multiple tabs and such, they are made in China/Japan. Any chance you have one of those running?
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    Mellon Head said:
    I know that there are a couple of Excel extensions that allow opening multiple tabs and such, they are made in China/Japan. Any chance you have one of those running?
    I have no Excel open and rarely use it.
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    10 x64 | 7 x64
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    Are these folders from a flash drive with an odd format by any chance? I've seen this happen before with a folder originally named with an illegitimate character.
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    Fantail said:
    Are these folders from a flash drive with an odd format by any chance? I've seen this happen before with a folder originally named with an illegitimate character.
    No, not a flash drive. I don't use them. The funny character folders just come every once in a while. It isn't that much of a problem, just wondering why they keep coming back.
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  6. Posts : 4,566
    Windows 10 Pro
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    I have seen this occur on multiple windows 7 machines with multiple configurations, (different security software/programs installed) some being clean installs with only files added. I think its a bug in windows 7 but I have never been able to identify what causes it.
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    Thanks to everyone. I am not going to worry myself with it.
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