I discovered this file on my desktop when I turned on the computer this morning.

[Adsos Letter]

C:Usersmy name hereDesktoppasarela_virtual_OK.jsp_files

I replaced my first name and last initial with "my name here" in the address. There should be a backslash after Users, before Desktop, and after Desktop.

I am essentially computer illiterate, other than knowing how to get online.

Can someone please explain this to me in layman's terms? I don't understand anything technical that I'm seeing about this online. Could it be related to a recent windows update?

Thanks in advance.

For some reason DU formatting isn't letting me include the backslash after Users, before Desktop, and after Desktop.

[mr_lebowski]

1. Did you possibly try to 'save' a webpage using your browser at some point?

JSP is a web file format.

If you have a virus program (or at least windows defender) just do a scan on the file, if it's clean but you dunno what it is, just delete it.

[Adsos Letter]

2. Thank you!

Yesterday I was trying to save a webpage for something we want to do on a trip to Spain next month. I just ran Windows Defender on it, and it came back clean. I'll just delete it.

Thanks again, mr_lebowski!

[mr_lebowski]

3. Happy to help :) nt

[HuskyOffset]

4. Nice job, Lebowski!

Thanks for answering the DUer's question, but there are a couple of guys here that want to talk to you about a rug...

[at140]

5. If you are not sure about any file, do this...

Create a folder C:what-is-it
Make a note of folder where the questionable file currently exists.
Move the questionable file to C:what-is-it folder

Run the computer in usual mode of use.
If no problems occur after many weeks, you can delete the file
from C:what-is-it folder.