Wireless Diagnostics

MAbe, maybe not. Not sure. I suspect I just quit the app. Maybe did not quit logging. I thought of that and went back to the app and did not see a quit logging button. As I said, i went to activity monitor and there are two "diagnostics" processes running. One os for root, one for user. I was going t quit the user app thru activity monitor but was not sure that would cause an issue. That might stop the logging????

Not enabled. That was my first thought. You can also enable from the windows diagnostics menu to check and none are checked. Just noticed you also suggested that. That was tried early on, including restart like tis suggests as might be needed. GRRRR!!!!

To rewcap: On the desktop, there is a symbol of a wrench (pointing up) and screwdriver (pointing down) with below it as title, " 2020.05.29_08-39-51-PDT.wdmn " When I click on it it opens wireless diagnostics. And I get a chart showing MBS, etc, looking like it has been written over many times. This is the same chart you get when you click performance in Wireless Diagnostics under WINDOW. And I get wireless open, and the same symbol in the dock. I cannot get rid of the symbol on the desktop. If I dump it (symbol) in the trash, a few seconds later the symbol reappears. It (symbol) does not go away when I dump the wireless Diag. app. In wireless diagnostics, none of the logs is checked. I can find nothing in activity monitor to show a process causing the "program" to run, although I might be missing it.

As to your question about file name, see above. When I go to get info, it says" kind "is Wireless Diagnostics Monitor File, "Name & extension" is the "2020..." above. "Opens" with the Wireless Diag. app. The file grows in size. Somewhere there is a program running, probably Wireless Diagnostics??? / Performance (listed under the Wireless Diagnostics/window.

So the issue is how do I get rid of the file( I will call it,) on my desktop bandstop the process from runnng. A logging program, etc.

Somewhere I have logging of the

Multiple times as suggested by the wireless network app