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Netstat - nb and see which process is to establish the sessionCodePudding user response:
[svchost. Exe)TCP 121.201.0. * * * : 12489 115.159. * * *. 74:35003 TIME_WAIT
TCP 121.201.0. * * * : 12489 115.159. * * *. 74:35004 TIME_WAIT
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I put the content to export, as shown in the aboveCodePudding user response:
At the back of the is the same, the trouble to help have a look at thethank you
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Svchost. Exe always occupy the connection is established, it is possible that the virusSeveral methods:
1. Input wmic in "run" dialog box, enter in the window "process" can quickly see all svchost. Exe process path, see if there are any suspicious path, it is usually the WINDOWS of the SYSTEM32 folder, if there is a suspicious, antivirus
(2), type the command in the command prompt: netstat aon | findstr searches "12489", press enter, write down the last of a string of Numbers, the PID. Then start task manager TAB, in the process to make it show the process of PID (Windows 7 in view, column selection; WIN10 directly by right-clicking in the title bar), to find just the PID of the corresponding process, try to end it,
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Thank you very much!This seems to be a BUG, now can only be patched restart,
https://support.microsoft.com/zh-cn/kb/2553549