MachineLearning/Anomalous.100% and .94%

[Kenzie1234]

Hi, I'm a little panicked right now. I just got a new computer and have been using Malwarebytes to do daily scans along with Windows Defender. I scanned my computer yesterday and Malwarebytes grabbed MachineLearning/Anomalous.94% and called it malware. I quarantined it and deleted it. Today, I scanned my computer again and it grabbed MachineLearning/Anomalous.100%...I'm not sure what this is...I've read a bunch of articles, including the one Malwarebytes posted and I'm still confused by what this is...Is it malware? A virus? Should I be worried and taking action by getting my computer checked?

If someone can please explain this to me so I know what I need to do next, that would be amazing. Thank you so much... 

Also, can someone explain what a False Positive is since that came up in a lot of articles as well. 

These are the files that Malwarebytes grabbed: BITD0D0.TMP and BIT65FE.TMP (this was the first one Malwarebytes grabbed and I deleted, but when I went to go check the folder where it is finding all of these, this was in there again which I deleted on my own). 

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These are the files that Malwarebytes grabbed: BITD0D0.TMP and BIT65FE.TMP (this was the first one Malwarebytes grabbed and I deleted, but when I went to go check the folder where it is finding all of these, this was in there again which I deleted on my own). 

These TMP (temporary) files are created by a program you use.
This detection is Malwarebytes’ generic detection name for files that are flagged by Malwarebytes’ Machine Learning module.

Read about it.
https://blog.malwarebytes.com/detections/machinelearning-anomalous-100/

You can follow the instructions and submit a specimen for their review.

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