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mysterious
About this tag
The 'mysterious' tag on WindowsForum.com covers user discussions about unexplained occurrences in computing, such as a folder with three dots as its name appearing on an external drive and showing an impossible size of 53 TB. Other threads touch on eerie or creepy themes, including a user's roommate who believes his computer is being remotely accessed because the command prompt says 'host,' and a story about Sony hiring private investigators after a mysterious hacker breached its networks. These posts reflect common user concerns about strange system behavior, potential security issues, and the need for troubleshooting guidance.
There is a folder on the root of my external drive with three dots as the name which suddenly appeared mysteriously on my external drive this morning.
This folder is on the root of my external drive, E:. I don't want t delete it unless I know its contents. I tried to move it and it said it was...
I recently moved into a new place; it's a roommate situation, and our wifi is in my roommate's name. But my roommate has been threatening to change things so that only he has access to the wifi, and then I'll have to make some other arrangements if I want internet. This is because he's...
access control
assurance
command prompt
concerns
files
firewall
home network
host
mac users
mysterious
network security
remote access
roommate
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settings
troubleshooting
user experience
wifi
windows 8.1
windows xp
Sam Spade to investigate
Sony has gone all film noire and hired a bunch of private dicks to sort out its security woes.
Apparently the offices of Guidance Software and Data Forte, were approached by a broad who said they worked for one of the largest hardware companies in the world...
cybersecurity
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hackers
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mysterious
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personal data
private investigator
sam spade
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