After signing with e-signature acrobat creates an additional file starting with aa

I open a file and place a signature on the document. After placing the signature, and locking the file on save, it overwrites the existing file fine, however it creates an additional file in the folder and the files start with aa. example: aab03284 (No file extension is attached)

I have also had this issue - and it just randomly started happening, along the same time the request to do EchoSign disappeared (not sure if they are related). I'll save as over top the existing file, and it asks if I want to do that, I hit 'yes' and it then creates a temporary file instead of saving it over the existing. I have to then go back in, 'save as' again, say that I want to do that again, and then it finally saves over it correctly.

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