Solved What is InitJsonInSvc.dat?

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While doing ‘maintenance’ on my wife’s computer, I noticed a ‘Temp’ folder under C:\.

It contains two files:
InitJsonInSvc.dat
InitJsonOutSvc.dat

Both are 1KB in size and dated yesterday, 5.12.17.

I Googled “what is InitJsonInSvc.dat” and some are reporting this as bad malware/virus. Not sure how a 1KB .dat file could be a virus, but I ran an AV scan anyway, as well as a MalwareBytes and Malicious Removal Tool scans as well. All came up clean.

There are also no programs installed that start with ‘Init…’ so nothing to uninstall there. Also there are no 'Init...' processes or services running either.

So I’m on my computer now and have the same files.

Both systems are running just fine.

Any ideas on where these files came from? Are they OK?

File contents:

InitJsonInSvc.dat
{
"instancedata" : {
"isDebug" : true,
"productVersion" : "17.4.3482.0"
}
}


InitJsonOutSvc.dat
{
"Results" : {
"Init" : 0
},
"SessionData" : {
"SessionId" : 1
}
}

.
 

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Json is related to JavaScript, used extensively by many webpages. Im sure everything is fine on your system.

Background info:
JSON
 

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File contents:

InitJsonInSvc.dat
{
"instancedata" : {
"isDebug" : true,
"productVersion" : "17.4.3482.0"
}
}

.

Possibly appears to be something added by Avast if indeed Avast is installed.

Avast 17.4.2294 (Build 17.4.3482.0)
 

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Json is related to JavaScript, used extensively by many webpages. Im sure everything is fine on your system.

Background info:
JSON
Hi Golden. Thanks for the info. I actually read your link. Pretty interesting, but it seems like a steep learning curve. Yes, everything is running fine :)
 

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Possibly appears to be something added by Avast if indeed Avast is installed.

Avast 17.4.2294 (Build 17.4.3482.0)
You hit the proverbial nail on the head, Callender! Yes, Avast is installed on both machines, and yes again, once I found the version number, it does say: Avast 17.4.2294 (Build 17.4.3482.0)

The funny thing here is that one of the things I Googled was "product version 17.4.3482.0" but no results given.

Mystery solved; thanks Callender!
.
 

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Win 7 Pro 64 SP1i7 6700K SkyLake32 GBnVidia GTX 970
Computer type
PC/Desktop
Computer Manufacturer/Model Number
home built
OS
Win 7 Pro 64 SP1
CPU
i7 6700K SkyLake
Motherboard
MSI Gaming M7
Memory
32 GB
Graphics Card(s)
nVidia GTX 970
Sound Card
onboard
Monitor(s) Displays
DELL U2711
Screen Resolution
2560x1440
Hard Drives
1 SSD OS, 2 WD Black Caviar data harddrives
PSU
EVGA Super Nova 850W G2 'Gold'
Case
Thermaltake Soprano Snow Edition
Cooling
Cooler Master Hyper 212 evo
Keyboard
Logitech K350
Mouse
Mad Kats RATT
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Avast
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Firefox
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