Windows 10: *netcore,yourPhone.YPP,0.24092.13* virus or not

Hi have question because i was searching files in my pc and i found this file *netcore,yourPhone.YPP,0.24092.13* and i dont know is that is a virus or a normal file.

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YourPhone .exe missing

Version is 21H2

I went thru the steps to the extent I could.

Yourphone does not appear in my list of apps Maybe because i don't have yourphone.exe

When I tried the last step I got a message that Deployment failed, package could not be registered, Internal error 0x80070087, etc. I can send you a copy of the message if you want

 

Another YourPhone failure

As of yesterday YourPhone worked as well as it can, which is usable at best. Today YourPhone stopped connecting to my particular phone and nothing has worked. The Windows 11 computer says it is connected to the phone but the phone says it is not connected to the computer. I cannot remove the phone from the list of Bluetooth devices, removal always fails. All the "fixes" posted by Microsoft are, no surprise here, useless. Both the computer and the phone otherwise stably connect to every other Bluetooth device, just not to each other. This is ridiculous because nothing has changed, no software updates on either end, nothing. This is not the first time this has happened with YourPhone using this computer and this phone or other Windows computers, 10 and 11, and other Android phones. As usual the Microsoft Bluetooth troubleshooter finds no problems. again no surprise there. There must be a way to completely uninstall every trace of YourPhone and then start over but that seems not to be the case. The best I get to is a screen that says connection is in progress but nothing happens after letting it run for more than an hour. Surely someone at Microsoft actually understands and knows how to fix YourPhone problems but that does not seem to be the case based on what I see via web search. I don't think Microsoft understands that most people who encounter problems with YourPhone, which is most people who have tried to use it, simply give up and consider it another in a very long list of Microsoft failures. I get that Microsoft does not control messaging end to end like Apple but Microsoft needs to either fix YourPhone or remove it entirely from Windows.

 

Microphone connection with Dragon 13 and Windows 10

Hi Michael,

One of the possible cause to this issue is compatibility conflict. Some user reports that the latest version of Dragon 13 doesn't require Compatibility mode in order to run correctly. We suggest turning off Compatibility mode by following the steps below:

• Locate Dragon 13 shortcut and right click it.
• Select Properties from the list.
• Click on Compatibility tab and locate Run this program in compatibility mode for and uncheck it.
• Click OK to save the changes and try running the application again.

Update us with the outcome so we can provide further assistance.