Hey everyone, have you ever opened your computer to find a new software installed, like a 3D viewer, and wondered how it got there? Well, I'm here to explain how that might have happened. There are a few common ways that 3D viewer or similar software can end up on your computer. One way is through bundled software that comes with other programs you've installed. Sometimes, when you download and install a new program, it may come with additional software included in the installation package. This could be 3D viewer or any other program that the software company wants to promote. Another possible way is through automatic updates. If you've previously installed a program that includes 3D viewer, it may have updated itself with new features or components, including the 3D viewer. Additionally, some operating systems, like Windows, come with pre-installed software, including a 3D viewer, as part of their standard package. So, if you recently updated your system or bought a new computer, the 3D viewer may have been included in the default software. Now, if you're not happy with 3D viewer being on your computer, you can always uninstall it. Simply go to your control panel or settings, find the 3D viewer or the software it came with, and click uninstall. So, next time you find a new program like 3D viewer on your computer, you'll have a better idea of how it got there and what you can do about it. Thanks for learning with me!