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| Technology: Discuss Somethings got hold of my computer ... in the Non-Diving Related Forums forums: ..... and I don't know what it is. For some time now I have been using been using netmeter to ... |
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| Somethings got hold of my computer ... ..... and I don't know what it is. For some time now I have been using been using netmeter to monitor traffic, upload and download speeds etc. Over the past 2 days it has shown that there is a constant upload at 4.7 Kbs and download at 5Kbs and I can't find out what it is. I have a firewall (Norton) as well as a hardware firewall built into the router. I have stopped as many processes running as possible but the activity is still there, I can only stop it by having Norton block all traffic. I've run Adaware and Spybot to no effect, my virus checker (AVG) runs every night. Obviously something has got onto my PC and has opened a hole through the firewalls but how can I find out what it is? I'm almost at the point of reformating and rebuilding. BTW I am writing this on my laptop, traffic on the desktop is permanently blocked Gareth
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| Finding out which process is causing the traffic should narrow things down. Open a command prompt window and type netstat /b The output will be something like this: Quote:
This reveals the process for every active network connection on your system. As you can see I'm running firefox, outlook, skype and internet exploder. jusched.exe is the Java update scheduler. Alternatively, install Currports from Nirsoft. Good luck, Arthur |
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| I tried that arthur to see why mine was so slow it opens runs that fast i cannot see it then closes ?
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| Here goes... My basic virus/spyware routine..... Unplug network connection. Remove, restart, then reinstall AVG, adaware and spybot. Use your faithful laptop to locate updates for the above, and the remarkably funny sounding SuperAntiSpyware, Hijackthis and McAfee Stinger [standalone virus scanner]. All should be free and easy to find on google. Transfer over and install with a pendrive. Restart in safemode [tap f8 when the manufacterers splash screen displays on reboot]. Scan with AVG, Stinger, AdAware, SB, SAS. Reboot to normal windows. Test to see if this has solved the problem. If not, Hijackthis is fairly useful also, but can have some negative results. Run Hijack this, select scan and save logfile, save it to the pendrive. Use laptop to analyse logfile with hijackthis.de . This will suggest some potential nasty registry entries which can be removed with HJT. Now, if you remove something you shouldn't with HJT, you can cause some fairly catastrophic problems. If there's something you're unsure about, send me a PM. |
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