I understand the presence of a Callback.txt file indicates my PC is joined to either a work domain or Azure. But my PC is a standalone device. How d

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I understand the presence of a Callback.txt file indicates my PC is joined to either a work domain or Azure. But my PC is a standalone device. I don't recall joining with any other PCs or server configuration. Is this an indication of an attack on my PC? How do i disconnect from this apparent domain or Azure?

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