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toyia Posted messages 183 Status Member -
Hello,

on USB devices such as hard drives or my MP3 player, there is a folder "BUDA" that appears without me knowing where it comes from.
Is it a virus? How can I make it stop appearing?

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    TomPc Posted messages 458 Status Member 136
     
    You would have found your answer with a Google search...

    It seems that you are using your devices with home theater equipment from LG, Philips, or others.

    This is a folder that will be created every time you connect your device to this type of equipment, posing no danger to it; you can delete it, but it will come back every time.
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    1. toyia Posted messages 183 Status Member
       
      and we can't do anything about it?
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    2. TomPc Posted messages 458 Status Member 136
       
      Every time you plug it in, it resets the folder, so no, apart from not plugging in your peripherals.

      From what I understood, they had started developing a feature on their hardware but didn't finish it before its release, so the creation of the folder is still present but useless.
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    3. toyia Posted messages 183 Status Member
       
      ok thanks for the information :)
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  2. Fish66 Posted messages 18337 Status Security Contributor 1 318
     
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