I have a GPUCache folder, in my wow folder.As part of the Unified Community Platform project, your wiki has been migrated to the new platform. I only play in Linux, since the BC expansion. Please create your own thread or contact support. These folders and files are indeed created when you click around in the ingame browser where you can find news and make tickets.Įdited by Blizzard - this topic is being locked as this is an old post which was bumped. But the bluepost from the US forum is wrong.
Yeah, running virus and malware scans was the first thing I did and it was fine. Otherwise, just for security, running through security scans is advised. Old and just launching World of WarCraft may be worth a try after closing Adobe and see if it reappears. Since the Blizzard Application utilizes telemetry. Is this something I should be concerned with? Hey, Gigaflare! I did find one external report of the same thing happening recently, which may be related to Telemetry and Adobe which may explain how. One time, the bike died on me way out in uncharted territory up in Canada.Went to see if some addons I use got updated yet and I see this in my retail folder. Sure enough, there is an Adobe daemon running. Thought just occurred to me… Activity monitor! But tossing those might also make the app stop working so tread carefully. One or some of the items listed there is likely doing it. So they keep coming up with all of these schemes to keep track of what you are using and when.Īnd to keep mortals from messing with such they make them invisible files to the general public.
Software vendor want to know who is using their software and to make sure licenses are not being shared. For the life of my I can not figure out why these things keep getting added during login… anyone have any clues? Yes, MalWareBytes says my system is clean. Yes, it is a log in that creates them, not necessarily a re-boot. Have done some further testing… trying to figure out more specifics about these 2 items that keep getting added to my HD root. Yes, I do remember the breech… this was going on long before the breech… and it was my unique macromedia address, not my unique adobe address.
Sorry, but I am getting more and more uncomfortable with the liberties software companies are taking with users these days. They annoy the pizz out of me now, they are constantly connecting back for Reader AND they have sold my email address to spammers well, the unique one I used for macromedia which they bought then sold the user e-mail list to spammers and I consider that unforgivable. Thanks Adam… funny, I know Blizzard has dropped a new folder in my user root with cache files, I think this is the 85th spot they have claimed for their cache files. And Telemetry seems to be connected to World of Warcraft most commonly.
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