Weird file created in C:\ProgramData\Reprise

[TheOskar57]

I just realised that there's a weird file in C:\ProgramData\Reprise, it's name is like sdgñfhjsagjaigrhjaohgipa and it's size is 1KB, can anyone tell me what is it?

[Guest]

Must give exact name. No one is fluent in gibberish. Is like won't help since there are a lot of 1KB file 

[★ Coups ★]

1 minute ago, dexxterlab97 said:

Must give exact name. No one is fluent in gibberish. Is like won't help since there are a lot of 1KB file 

And file type such as .exe would be handy. 

[TheOskar57]

1 minute ago, dexxterlab97 said:

Must give exact name. No one is fluent in gibberish. Is like won't help since there are a lot of 1KB file 

Literally this;

[★ Coups ★]

2 minutes ago, TheOskar57 said:

Literally this;

 

 

Ring a bell? 

http://www.archivo.co.uk/

[TheOskar57]

1 minute ago, ★ Coups ★ said:

 

Ring a bell? 

http://www.archivo.co.uk/

My computer is in Spanish btw, it means "file"

[Guest]

2 minutes ago, TheOskar57 said:

Literally this;

Your cat must stepped to your keyboard

 

I think you can remove it since other forums indicating a malware of some sort

1 minute ago, ★ Coups ★ said:

 

Ring a bell? 

http://www.archivo.co.uk/

Archivo is file type in other language. Meaning archive

[Guest]

2 minutes ago, TheOskar57 said:

My computer is in Spanish btw, it means "file"

you sure? Cause google says archive. File and archive are different

[★ Coups ★]

2 minutes ago, TheOskar57 said:

My computer is in Spanish btw, it means "file"

Gotcha. Does it allow you to open it? 

 

Notepad or something? 

I don't think "File" is dangerous that I'm aware of. If it was .exe or something like that, then maybe so. 

 

 

1 minute ago, dexxterlab97 said:

you sure? Cause google says archive. File and archive are different

I'm sure he won't put his computer into Spanish for a laugh. 

[TheOskar57]

2 minutes ago, ★ Coups ★ said:

Gotcha. Does it allow you to open it? 

 

Notepad or something? 

 

 

I don't think "File" is dangerous that I'm aware of. If it was .exe or something like that, then maybe so. 

Nope, can't open it.

[★ Coups ★]

Just now, TheOskar57 said:

Nope, can't open it.

Try open it as administrator? 

Or notepad++ if you have that. 
 

[TheOskar57]

 

3 minutes ago, ★ Coups ★ said:

Try open it as administrator? 

Or notepad++ if you have that. 
 

I opened it with normal Notepad, but a lot of weird signs appeared, like when you open a Word document with notepad. 

[Guest]

9 minutes ago, TheOskar57 said:

 

I opened it with normal Notepad, but a lot of weird signs appeared, like when you open a Word document with notepad. 

Be specific. Again we are not fluent in giberish and symbology. But most likely those signs are harmless unless they are a secret code to unlocking something

 

No. Remove it. You will save 1KB from your PC

[SpaceGhostC2C]

33 minutes ago, dexxterlab97 said:

you sure? Cause google says archive. File and archive are different

Yes, although both translations apply, Spanish software will have "archivo" wherever English software has "file" (like "C:\Archivos de Programas", etc).

[Chpdrk]

On 20.10.2016 at 1:58 AM, TheOskar57 said:

Literally this;

Do you use SketchUp? I just noticed something ... (Sorry for necroposting).

 

[Undergrid]

Reprise could be http://www.reprisesoftware.com.  They do License management software and that would be the kind of thing that would use nonsense string file names to avoid fiddling with the licence of something....

 

@TheOskar57have you installed any software that might be using a licensing scheme?

[TheOskar57]

On 3/8/2017 at 11:27 AM, Chpdrk said:

Do you use SketchUp? I just noticed something ... (Sorry for necroposting).

 

Yes I do use SketchUp

[DnFx91]

i have no idea why but this thread just reminded me how to extract the text from a word document using winrar and IE lol,