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The original poster, VARMOTH, noticed a suspicious box on desktop files and asked if it was harmful. Usnorway responded with confusion, indicating the posted image was a flowchart unrelated to viruses. Neemobeer clarified that the image likely relates to Norton Backup, suggesting it is normal if Norton software is in use, and subsequent replies confirmed it is a normal feature. Overall, the thread concludes that the detected box is harmless and associated with Norton backup features.
VARMOTH

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I noticed this box on some files on the desktop only, then I did a full scan of the device and there are no viruses and I did a reboot, but to no avail. It is still there. I just want to know what it is? And is it harmful?
 

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Neemobeer
I believe the user is referring specifically to this
An image from 'What does this blue box mean?'. Screenshots showing travel itinerary with flight details and hotel booking.

That appears to be related to Norton Backup, so yes it's normal assuming you are using Norton to backup your files.
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An image from 'What does this blue box mean?'. The images display a series of detailed flowcharts and process diagrams with technical and procedural steps.

what you posted is an image of a flowchart so I don't see how this relates to virus questions?
 
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I believe the user is referring specifically to this
An image from 'What does this blue box mean?'. Screenshots showing travel itinerary with flight details and hotel booking.

That appears to be related to Norton Backup, so yes it's normal assuming you are using Norton to backup your files.
 
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