Windows 10: Something loading in the background

[WhiteFox]

Quite new to windows 10, and I've been trying to google this event but nothing came up that's similar to mine.

Not exactly an issue but it's been bugging me for a while. Something is loading in the background. I'm not sure how to explain this. The OS is responsive and all, no mouse loading activity but there is something that is loading in the background. It's very fast, the background windows just flash and it's gone.

Anyone experiencing the same?

 

[tungsten2]

Windows 10 regularly updates in the background. Can't really do anything about that.

Sent from Samsung SM-G930F using GAGT

 

[WhiteFox]

so it's native to windows 10? i thought it was some unwanted programs that I picked up unknowingly.

 

[ahwei91]

didn't notice such thing in my windows 10.....

if got windows update, it will have notifications.....

 

[The_Idiot]

The console window appears quite fast and disappeared. Appears a few times while I watch video. I am quite worried as well.

 

[WhiteFox]

The console window appears quite fast and disappeared. Appears a few times while I watch video. I am quite worried as well.

This is precisely what I'm experiencing

 

[natas]

The console window appears quite fast and disappeared. Appears a few times while I watch video. I am quite worried as well.

Same here...

 

[tungsten2]

check your folder for this file "C:\Program Files\DriverSetupUtility\FUB\FUB_Send.bat"
remove it if present.

also run "task scheduler" and check if anything un-usual .

 

[WhiteFox]

since it's native to windows, is it safe to leave it to auto update itself? Or is it better if I regulate the process?

 

[u0206397]

check your folder for this file "C:\Program Files\DriverSetupUtility\FUB\FUB_Send.bat"
remove it if present.

also run "task scheduler" and check if anything un-usual .

What's this related to? A Windows Update or Malware?

 

[tungsten2]

What's this related to? A Windows Update or Malware?

Here is a more detailed information.
Looks like it is from Acer doing some driver update.
The bad thing is, it is runnning with full admin rights and could possibly install anything in your PC.

Refer to here : DriverSetupUtility – A black popup once every hour


If you are still worried, run this FRST (aka Farbar Recovery Scan Tool)
It is a portable diagnostic tool incorporating the ability to execute prepared script solutions on malware infected machines

 

[lamtw22]

If your connection is thru wifi, you can set the connected wifi to "metered" (under properties) so that it will not download update in the background.

 

[mynickname]

Won't be windows 10. The windows 10 upgrade process does not require flashing of console screens.

 

[WhiteFox]

Here is a more detailed information.
Looks like it is from Acer doing some driver update.
The bad thing is, it is runnning with full admin rights and could possibly install anything in your PC.

Refer to here : DriverSetupUtility – A black popup once every hour


If you are still worried, run this FRST (aka Farbar Recovery Scan Tool)
It is a portable diagnostic tool incorporating the ability to execute prepared script solutions on malware infected machines

But mine isn't Acer. I'm using Dell

 

[tungsten2]

Doesn't matter. As long as you have the symptom, just check for that batch file where is it residing and remove it.

Also check your Task Scheduler.