aaw7boot.log is in my root drive, reappears when I delete it.

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  1. chuckiechan
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    Killer Network Manager - This is as app that came with my new (Jan '14) Asrock motherboard.
    ITBar7Layout IE toolbar - I don't know.
    Softland\FBackup 5 - This is a back up program.

    BTW, the aaw7 program always runs at boot and then randomly during the day. I don't know what the trigger is. I started up at 7:31 PDT, and the time hack is 15:31.

    Also, I'll be out of town until Saturday night.
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  3. Ztruker
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    Windows 10 Pro X64
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    Look through Event Viewer and see what is indicated around the time the log file is created/updated?
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