Question about a file - drivez.txt

[Erin Nettifee <enettifee () GMAIL COM>]

Hello,

Our personal computer clinic student employees have lately seen a file
on IBM laptops that have been reformatted called "drivez.txt." It
appears on the top level of the C drive. We are trying to figure out
if the file might be malicious; IBM tech support and Google searching
have not proved fruitful.

Below is an example of the content of one such file. Has anyone seen
this before? If so, do you know what it is / what it is used for?

Many thanks,
Erin Nettifee
FAS Computer Services
Harvard University

text output:

 -gC
 Instructed to search generically for 200.
 Running application - Parsed CMD line
 OS Version--Major 5 Minor 1 Build a28
 Guessing failed, trying SPTI
 SPTI Access Mode Activated to Scan for Drives.
 Found something -- Type HTS726060M9AT00     Hzw
^R Bus 0 ID 0
 Not a CD, DVD, or CD-RW drive. Skipping profile check.
 Found something -- Type HL-DT-STRW/DVD GCC-4Hzw
^R Bus 0 ID 0
 SPTI Pass-through Successful
 ATAPI Return Code: 0/0/0
 Returned data 0 36 70 0 0 0 0 0 2a 2e 3f 7 f1 73 29 23
 Matching against 200. Profile found: 73f
 Found a Winner!

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