File path appdata/roaming/fahtvbe command prompt popup constantly

Hello Robinson. Thank you for your reply.

I tried to run auto-run program but there was no file name by fahtvbe. I even check the hidden file and nothing there. I will try to delete appdata to see if the cmd popup problem resolve. Do you think this is some kind of new virus or malware?

Hello Robinson. Thank you for your reply.

I tried to run auto-run program but there was no file name by fahtvbe. I even check the hidden file and nothing there. I will try to delete appdata to see if the cmd popup problem resolve. Do you think this is some kind of new virus or malware?

Hey,

i had the same issue, but i think i got it. When you are in appdata/roaming even if you can see hidden folders you CAN´T see hidden operationsystem files. to see these you click on the "options" or "folder options" button to the right of the visability options. Then a new box comes up. choose "viewing" or something like that, mine is in swedish. In the drop down, uncheck the box that makes opterating systems files invisible and boom, that freeeeaking file shows up. although i havent deleted it yet since the warnning says it might mess up my whole windows haha. good luck chuck

it worked for me! after a reboot im finnaly free of that damn screen. you have to uncheck the box that makes systemoperating files invisible. only then will you find your file.

Thanks a Lot John-MichaelMayol Your solution did work! So basically i was getting similar CMD pop ups titled C:\\Users\Shubham\Appdata\Roaming\tivghbr. So as John adviced I opened the roaming folder found in C Drive >Users>"profile Name'>Appdata>Roaming. Simply opened the view tab and then click on options and go in the view tab and uncheck "hide protected operating system files. You will get a pop as shown in the attached pic stating might make computer inoperable. Just click on "Yes" and then you will find your file whatever tivghbr file visible in that Roaming Folder as an .exe file. Just shift+del it and its done. No more stupid pop-ups.

After the work is done and the pc is fine, just go in the folder view tab again and check the option which we unchecked to remove the file, Just to be safe from deleting any actually important windows files.

Below are the SS of the CMD Pop Up and the View Tab Setting and Warning screen.

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