Windows 10: I ran netstat -ano and have an established connection to pid 4 ntos kernel... is this normal?

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  1. UZIXWRAITH
    uziXwraith Win User

    I ran netstat -ano and have an established connection to pid 4 ntos kernel... is this normal?


    Hello, To reiterate, I run windows ten, lately I have been noticing my email and other apps getting hacked, so i decided to run some diagnostics on my PC. I ran the antivirus, downloaded AVG ran that too, was all good. I then went advanced, and opened an admin CMD, and checked sfc /scannow, was fine, then i ran netstat.ano, and found that PID 4 was ESTABLISHED at some point and had a very strange IP address, TCP LOCAL [ : : 1] :10801 FOREIGN [ : : 1] :4976 Searched online and it says those are TCP UDP ports that are unassigned??? I looked up task manager details, pid 4 was labeled system, I searched online from the right click option, and NTOSKRNL came up... & thats when i panic'd... is this maybe someone remote viewing my system? Searching online gave no results, so here i am asking you! If there is a problem how do i block them reestablishing on pid 4? should i run DISM and reinstall everything? Am doing regardless, but insight is helpful.

    thanks

    :)
     
    uziXwraith, Oct 12, 2020
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  2. DONTAYLOROCEANCITY
    DonTaylorOceanCity Win User

    unwanted open, established connections.

    Why does windows 10 have over ten established connects and how do I stop them. Blocking the IP's in the firewall is not effective, why is that. From a command line enter 'netstat -ano'. Or should I get an external firewall nd block them there?

    Looking at the IP's, they all go to various Microsoft servers. Why and what are they collecting?
     
    DonTaylorOceanCity, Oct 12, 2020
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  3. BBGODFREY
    bbgodfrey Win User
    netstat -a reports many Established connections; is that bad?

    When running netstat -a, I see many "established" connections to high address ports on my computer (for example 49924). Should I be concerned? If so, what action should I take? I have McAfee on my computer and use a Netgear R7000 router. Thanks.
     
    bbgodfrey, Oct 12, 2020
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  4. UGO LOPEZ
    Ugo Lopez Win User

    I ran netstat -ano and have an established connection to pid 4 ntos kernel... is this normal?

    netstat results

    Ciao, Can you please run the following and share the outcome? netstat -ano Ciao and thanks Ugo
     
    Ugo Lopez, Oct 12, 2020
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