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Why is there a file called avajo.properties stored in the root directory of my disk?

April 26, 2017called directory disk file stored

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Why is there a file called
avajo.properties stored in the root directory of my disk?

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The file ‘navajo.properties’ contains all the licensing details entered by the user in the Authentication dialog. We place this file in the directory returned by the Java Virtual Machine for ‘user.home’. On Windows or Unix systems where the user is ‘administrator’ or ‘root’, Java may return the root directory.