PC trouble

Rishlust

You have not provided us with enough information, just saying some one has hacked you most if not all people on this forum will look at you and just walk away laughing, you have provided no proof and very little information as to what's happening!

Firstly, from what you have said (and it is very hard to read between all the babble) you are recording Pings via IGMP and multicast, this is not some one spying on you but most likely your ISP pinging your router to make sure the connection is live!

Secondly, TURN OFF system restore, then you need to virus scan you system when it is completely disconnected from the router (no wifi no cable) also download Hijackthis and run it please copy and paste the log file here so we can see if there are any dodgy processes running. Also run CCleaner and give your system a good clean out (do not run the registry clean though as this can cause its own problems).

Once you have done all this and posted the log file from Hijackthis there is just a small possibility we can help you!


We the forums users that have been here for years take quite a bit of pride in helping people like yourself and will do all we can, but we will need information from you as we cannot see your system with our own eyes!
 
I just thought OP, if you use Microsoft Network Monitor you can capture all outgoing / incoming traffic. If you log it for a while and post some logs for me to see I will be able to see straight away if there is any issues here.

It does seem a little strange how it can be happening though so lets just see some traffic logs.
 
I think I have found the problem I downloaded windows 7 firewall control and have found that in the local system it is broadcasting also it is broadcasting under lan gaming. I tried completely deleting the hard drive and only installing the lan driver for the motherboard and only guard wired the PC to the internet via the virgin super hub setup as modem only and downloaded the sphinx firewall control and sure enough it is broadcasting yet again, this is not normal behaviour for any PC plus this was on a new hard drive recently installed. I can stop the PC from broadcasting by the firewall control but it does not make sense that it is broadcasting in the first place
 
mrbell1984 said:
I just thought OP, if you use Microsoft Network Monitor you can capture all outgoing / incoming traffic. If you log it for a while and post some logs for me to see I will be able to see straight away if there is any issues here.

It does seem a little strange how it can be happening though so lets just see some traffic logs.
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Bear with me on the network monitors been doing a dew fresh installs so the data i s always being removed, not helping I know sorry
 
I don't mean to be rude, but I still have no idea what you're on about, this thread has given me a hangover.

Start from the beginning, and use bullet points.
 
bledd. said:
I don't mean to be rude, but I still have no idea what you're on about, this thread has given me a hangover.

Start from the beginning, and use bullet points.
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This is so very true!

It sounds to me like you are watching the listening ports that your computer (and any computer) sends packets to and from as long as the system is powered on!
 
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