A couple of days after I got my laptop, a shortcut to a Notepad file called "dxva_sig" showed up on my computer desktop. I did not create this file nor create a shortcut for it. The actual file is blank. I figured one of my cousins or my brother had just been messing around on my laptop and mashed the keys for the file name (because "dxva_sig" has no significance to me), so I deleted it to my Recycle Bin and created a password for the laptop so the kids would stop fooling around.
Within a few days, however, "dxva_sig" was back on my desktop. Confused, I deleted it once more and ran a full system scan with my AntiVirus program. I scanned for viruses, spyware, worms, cookies, the works. Nothing suspicious at all showed up, let alone some malicious activity called "dxva_sig".
Every few days, "dxva_sig" keeps magically rescuing itself from the Recycle Bin and settling down on my desktop. What the heck is going on? Is this something malicious? If not, how do I delete it PERMANENTLY?
There's a text file on my computer that I don't remember creating?spyware removal
Dxva is DirectX Video Acceleration - It has something to do with video codec鈥檚 on your PC - usually appears with the ATI graphic cards.
Here is the link to a website with a description how to remove it
http://www.soeberg.net/dev/dxva_sig/
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