Windows 10: CNEventWindowsClass

I have recently been seeing this popup in my notifications bar saying that to improve battery life i should switch to balanced power setting. It doesn't just appear once but two or three times. My power plan is set to balanced so i have no idea how this can be happening. No recent updates have been added to my PC since the last forced update. It is rather random and quite annoying as it pops up only some days and not others and always two or three at a time.

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Strange item in my Notifications & Actions section called "CNEventWindowsClass"

Hi Jordan

Apologies for the late reply.

• Were there any recent changes made or updates that was installed in your computer prior to you finding this item?
  • Im unsure of this as the discovery of the strange item in the Notifications section was stumbled upon
  • I have had multiple updates and installs
• Did you recently uninstall any applications from your computer?
  • As a matter of fact yes
  • The app that you above the "CNEventWindowsClass" named "Chatra" was uninstalled but obviously left residual footprints in the Windows 10 OS
• Which build and version of Windows 10 do you have installed?
  • Off the top of my head I cant remember, however I will update this post with the information when I get home
  • It is the latest Windows 10 Insider build release

 

Strange item in my Notifications & Actions section called "CNEventWindowsClass"

Hi Jason,

We need more details regarding your concern about the "CNEventWindowsClass" item that you saw in the
Notification & actions menu in your computer. This item could be caused by leftover files from a program you uninstalled or system files that got corrupted. For us to resolve your concern, kindly answer the questions below:

• Were there any recent changes made or updates that was installed in your computer prior to you finding this item?
• Did you recently uninstall any applications from your computer?
• Which build and version of Windows 10 do you have installed?

We look forward to your response to our queries.