I've done the latest windows update (the problem was occurring before the update) I've run a virus scan with defender, but nothing shows up. The only things that I think might contribute are an update to a game launcher (GOG Galaxy), installing Cyberpunk 2077, and installing Brave Browser but I really don't see how any of those would cause this issue. Then, if I leave my computer running idle a bit, the process starts back up. What's weird is that when I start up task manager, the process stops and I don't see anything that says "Unarchiver" in the list.
#Exe file unarchiver skin#
I have a rainmeter skin that shows my top process at it reads "unarchiver" with my CPU idling at about 50c and running at full clock. I just deleted unarchiver.exe like any other folder and the problem was solved.įor some reason, when I leave my computer at idle, I can hear the fans on my rad spin up. Tech Support - dedicated to solving problems and helping others out.Īndroid - Android Operating system and its peripherals discussions.Īpple - Apple devices, services discussions.Įdit b/c a few ppl have shown up: Searching for "unarchiver" in Explorer brought up something located in appdata.
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