Unidentified Files

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I have found some files which no amount of searching can identify. Clicking
on "properties" for them doesn't help, either. Can anyone tell me what they
are?
b72034fbd6aac7185464d3873d821e95
s-1-5-21-839522115-19653331.RRR
IconCache.db (never seen before)
GDIPFONTCACHEv1.DAT (also new)
edde4667e5b811609fb90141

Anti-virus and malware scans accept them, but I still would like to know
what the heck they are. If they are from Windows/Microsoft, OK. But
shouldn't a mere (paying) user be able to know what's on the product they
purchased?

That sounds a little whiney, but not meant to be. I know the parts of my
car, refrigerator, vacuum, etc.; why is it so hard to know the parts of this
tool?

Thanks, Mary
 
abeesgram said:
I have found some files which no amount of searching can identify. Clicking
on "properties" for them doesn't help, either. Can anyone tell me what they
are?
b72034fbd6aac7185464d3873d821e95
s-1-5-21-839522115-19653331.RRR
IconCache.db (never seen before)
GDIPFONTCACHEv1.DAT (also new)
edde4667e5b811609fb90141

Anti-virus and malware scans accept them, but I still would like to know
what the heck they are. If they are from Windows/Microsoft, OK. But
shouldn't a mere (paying) user be able to know what's on the product they
purchased?

That sounds a little whiney, but not meant to be. I know the parts of my
car, refrigerator, vacuum, etc.; why is it so hard to know the parts of this
tool?

Thanks, Mary
Click to expand...

The first and last one may be log files from possibly a Windows Update.
If you open them in Note Pad you may get better information.
 
abeesgram said:
I have found some files which no amount of searching can identify.
Clicking
on "properties" for them doesn't help, either. Can anyone tell me what
they
are?
b72034fbd6aac7185464d3873d821e95
s-1-5-21-839522115-19653331.RRR
IconCache.db (never seen before)
GDIPFONTCACHEv1.DAT (also new)
edde4667e5b811609fb90141

Anti-virus and malware scans accept them, but I still would like to know
what the heck they are. If they are from Windows/Microsoft, OK. But
shouldn't a mere (paying) user be able to know what's on the product they
purchased?

That sounds a little whiney, but not meant to be. I know the parts of my
car, refrigerator, vacuum, etc.; why is it so hard to know the parts of
this
tool?

Thanks, Mary
Click to expand...

Search three of the five files in Google and you'll have your answers.

Brian
 
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