Windows 10: Question about Youwall.com

Hi All,
I hope this is the correct place to ask this question.
I have 2 monitors on my desktop with Windows 10 Pro latest build.
I noticed this morning up in the top right corner of the 2nd monitor I seen a little bubble with the words :Youwall.com" , After a min it disappeared. I would not click on it before I google it first to see how it got there. The only answer I found was that it is a wallpaper site. Can't find it in my registry or on my computer at all.
Now a couple of days ago I did search for seasonal wallpaper and downloaded a few images from different sites.
This is the first time I ever seen anything like that on my system. It has to be somewhere and it should be possible to remove it. Something is triggering it to appear there.
Have someone else experienced this before? And if so please tell me where this is hidden on my system. It must under a different name so people can't find it to remove.
My ESET Internet Security did not pick up anything after a complete scan so I am at a loss.
Greatly appreciate any advice on this matter.

cheers

- - - Updated - - -

Ok scratch this post lol.
A friend asked me to check and see if my images had the words "youwall.com" up in the corner and they did. So I found the culprit.
I panicked and thought it was something serious.

cheers

:)

 

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