C:\ProgramData\boost_interprocess

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Chris_R12 Posted messages 131 Status Member -  
 Anonymous user -
Good evening,

I realized that the boost_interprocess folder on my computer had (once again) returned after I declared war on it here => https://forums.commentcamarche.net/forum/affich-28420896-probleme-pc-trop-lent#p28493927
Apparently it was coming from my Google session, which is why it appeared on my computer whenever I logged in. However, since it had disappeared (for good, or so I thought), I had never logged back in.
I then decided to completely uninstall Google Chrome (with Revo Uninstaller to leave no trace), but after a reboot check, it was still there.

So here’s my question: is it really a threat to my computer? If yes (even if no), where does it come from (given that even if I delete it, it reappears every time I start the computer) and how can I get rid of it permanently?
PS: For now, I haven't reinstalled it; I'm using IE.

Have a good evening and thank you for the future responses :)

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  1. Anonymous user
     
    Good evening

    If it's just the file, delete it!!!

    See you

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  2. Chris_R12 Posted messages 131 Status Member 4
     
    As I said above, IT comes back every time I RESTART, I'm not going to delete it every time I turn on my computer
    There is absolutely nothing in the folder yet, but if it were harmless, I don't see why it would keep coming back.
    The subfolder often changes its name, by the way: C:\ProgramData\boost_interprocess\3EA2ED4BE2A4CE01, never the same.
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  3. Anonymous user
     
    Re

    A window appears on PC startup?
    Is that it?

    @+

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    --------Security Contributor---------
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  4. Chris_R12 Posted messages 131 Status Member 4
     
    No, there is nothing; the only way for me to realize that he is there is to check for myself.
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    1. Anonymous user
       
      the presence of a file or a process???
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    2. Chris_R12 Posted messages 131 Status Member 4
       
      The file I was talking about is all.
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    3. Anonymous user
       
      So it doesn't interfere with the functioning of your PC at all?
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    4. Chris_R12 Posted messages 131 Status Member 4
       
      Nothing, but if he is here, it must be for a reason, right?
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    5. Anonymous user
       
      We don't care if it doesn't bother anyone and doesn't take up much space.
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