right click the icon & select properties.. it will show the path to the program .. even has a button to go to the source of the program folder usually.

Have you downloaded/installed any programs lately? Sometimes additional things like unwanted toolbars get added during the install if you aren't vigilant. While there is a legitimate program called "Advanced System Care," it's odd that it just "showed up."

If I were you, I'd run a virus scan as well a scan with AntiMalwarebytes. While the icon you describe may pose no threat, you always have to consider the possibility that it's malware, so don't click on it before you figure out what's happening.

Thanks, that's were I was when the Icon became unresponsive and I decided to "exit" it and post here. I had done a properties and gave it only a quick look, seeing something (poor memory) about desktop... then I click (left) on the icon and a small display/dialog box came up showing some thermometer style meters with a horizontal orientation. I couldn't get the display to disappear so I clicked the "exit" button.

I have Firefox and Thunderbird and they try to connect add-ons at every update, it seems. I try to cancel the add-ons, I have enough trouble trying to remember all the features of the core application.

I did a re-boot and find that the Icon does not respond normally to a "right click" does not display Properties, rather it gives a dialog box with a choice to "exit" or look at "settings". I clicked "settings" this time and it clearly links to IObits and the associated "Quick Car" scanner, which I rarely use. While there at "settings" I was offered the ability to shut off the subject application, which I did. I'll see if it comes back up when I next boot this computer.

I personally would asap remove any products by that thieving company. I will never use them and certainly can not recommend them.
If you have problems removing you may need AppRemover.

Here is a link that might be useful: appremover

Thanks, I think I've read warnings about OIbits before, maybe here/you. I have also read testimonials from others. My known results from running the scanner is it almost always find lots of problems and fixes them. That said, if I don't run their scanner, my computer runs just as well...or better?

Thanks for the link. I was poking around in my list of programs when this issue came to my attention, and I removed a few that were marked as not used in years. Most others are marked as "rarely" used. I don't know how MS draws the line between "rarely" and giving a date of last use.