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jerry76 · 22-03-2012, 13:43

Hello All,

I'm new here and I'm seeking for the program that can log which processes are using my network connection.
That logs entire transfer through my TCP/IP.

I think that I have virus on my computer that random sends some data (probably emails).

Thanks very much.

rolion · 22-03-2012, 19:04

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**Static M.e.** · 23-03-2012, 13:52

@jerry76.

Even if you pull those logs you will not be able to read them without significant experience. Especially it if is a virus it will have changes its name to look like a normal program..you could just see multiple browser sessions which wont tell you anything..

If you think your PC has a virus. Then run the MS Security Essentials tools with a full scan and run Malwarebytes with a Full Scan.

Make sure your PC is fully updated with MS Updates and make sure that Programs such as Adobe are fully updated \ the latest version. Also remove any Browser tool bars - the majority of these are a completely waste of time and resources in most cases.

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jerry76 Registered User Join Date: Mar 2012 Posts: 6 Adverts \| Friends	The best program that can log my network activities Hello All, I'm new here and I'm seeking for the program that can log which processes are using my network connection. That logs entire transfer through my TCP/IP. I think that I have virus on my computer that random sends some data (probably emails). Thanks very much.

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Static M.e. Moderator Join Date: Feb 2002 Posts: 2,552 Adverts \| Friends Mod: Winter Sports	@jerry76. Even if you pull those logs you will not be able to read them without significant experience. Especially it if is a virus it will have changes its name to look like a normal program..you could just see multiple browser sessions which wont tell you anything.. If you think your PC has a virus. Then run the MS Security Essentials tools with a full scan and run Malwarebytes with a Full Scan. Make sure your PC is fully updated with MS Updates and make sure that Programs such as Adobe are fully updated \ the latest version. Also remove any Browser tool bars - the majority of these are a completely waste of time and resources in most cases.