mexico.. i see a program in recent files, just delet it (i just try to translate in english) and it seems not problem now... the thing are that i never download anything in the past days
So it's a program! [Sorry. I was confused and I was expecting that you just moved from country A to country B and you were trying to change the visa status from tourist to resident, or something like that.]
I use Windows, and I tried Google just in case, but I was not successful. Hopefully someone else can answer.
If nobody answer, you can try in another site like https://superuser.com/ that is more dedicated to this kind of questions. Try to give as much information as possible, like the version of the OS, which AV do you have, the exact message of the program (Something like "touristid, sent:637bytes, rcvd:1.1mb, send pack:3." is much more useful than "touristid".) Try to find similar questions and try to copy the style and use the same level of detail. (Sometime they kill questions because they are too generic or too specific or too reposted or too whatever, so good luck there.)
PS: You can edit your comments for 1-2 hours after you posted it. This is useful to add more detail or fix typos.
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[ 4.4 ms ] story [ 27.1 ms ] threadIs it a card? A product? In which country are you?
I use Windows, and I tried Google just in case, but I was not successful. Hopefully someone else can answer.
If nobody answer, you can try in another site like https://superuser.com/ that is more dedicated to this kind of questions. Try to give as much information as possible, like the version of the OS, which AV do you have, the exact message of the program (Something like "touristid, sent:637bytes, rcvd:1.1mb, send pack:3." is much more useful than "touristid".) Try to find similar questions and try to copy the style and use the same level of detail. (Sometime they kill questions because they are too generic or too specific or too reposted or too whatever, so good luck there.)
PS: You can edit your comments for 1-2 hours after you posted it. This is useful to add more detail or fix typos.
PS2: Hi from Argentina!