When I double click to open a SFX file, while the file is opening, a text file "commandline.txt" is created in the folder containing the SFX file. If I open the SFX file within Shark it doesn't create the text file.

The contents of the file is:
original command line "C:\Program
-background

My searches show that it's used in some gaming circumstances. Is Shark creating this or my operation system? Can I turn it off?

Anything you can tell me about it would be appreciated.

Thank you
-dale

Edited by user Thursday, February 9, 2017 2:46:33 PM(UTC)  | Reason: edit description

Thanks Tim.
Some booleans are taking hours to complete, does "-background" effect the performance? Likewise, can I change the commandline.txt contents like the gamers and improve performance? It appears like I'm only using a small amount of memory and only one processor core, is that normal?