Windows 10: My Norton Power Eraser detected "an older version of Java has been detected"

After having to get help from Norton Security, they had me perform a Power Eraser Scan.

A warning came up stating that it detected a older version of Java that might have put me at risk.
The next Norton agent suggested me to contact Microsoft since the OS uses Java and by removing

anything related to Java might due damage.

I see in the appwiz.cpl, that there are 2 Java programs listed:

1 - Java 7 Update 71

2 - Java 7 Update 45 64-Bit

I won't do anything until I get advice from Microsoft as to how to proceed? Thank you.

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dnsapi.dll: Norton says outbound traffic detected

Norton security software wants to run Power Eraser because it reports "outbound traffic detected." I run the Power Eraser, but Norton says it cannot fix the problem. Norton appears to identify dnsapi.dll as the source. I'm not sure if Norton is unnecessarily
sensitive, or if the dnsapi.dll file might be infected.

 

Trojan Detected in OneDrive


You could give Norton Power Eraser a shot. You can find it here. It would be advisable to read the tutorial.

Norton Power Eraser | Free Tool | Easily remove scamware that traditional virus scanning can’t detect.

 

Suspicious Outbound Traffic Detected in Norton 360

Hi, everyone, earlier today went turned on my monitor for my computer I saw a pop-up from my Norton 360 Security suite saying "Outbound Traffic Detected, We have detected a large
amount of suspicious activity on your system. Your computer may be infected with something that Norton Power Eraser can detect and remove." (I will post a screenshot of this so you guys can see) Then it asks I want to run Norton Power Eraser. After this happened
I checked the logs and I noticed that Norton said that "An intrusion attempt by 66.240.250 was blocked." (There were two of these instances or entries the Security History windows.) It also says that IPS Alert is System Infected: GhostNet Backdoor Activity
3 and the traffic description was TCP, Port 60670.(I will post a screenshot of this) There is also an instance or example in the log that say Intrusion Prevention Auto Block has blocked IP: 66.240.205.34 for a period of 30 minutes. After this I ran Norton
Power Eraser and detected something but I think they are false positives because two the files were installers for Adobe CS2 that I download from Adobe's website, two were batch files that I made myself, one was a Google Chrome bookmarks file and the last
one which I think the most suspicious was a registry key for "microsoft. powershell" The registry key is: HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\PowerShell\1\ShellIds\Microsoft.PowerShell\"ExecutionPolicy" and the file thumbprint is SHA: Not Available. What
does this mean? What should I do? What is going on? Is my computer infected One thing that I think is odd is that the Security History Window the is there are several entries or instances of Ip Address has disappeared from adapter Microsoft Teredo Tunneling
Adapter (then it list Ip address.) Is this normal? The software that I have downloaded and installed recently is Seagate Sea Tools, Acronis Disk Director, Paragon Partition Manager 14 Free, and I have reinstalled and updated AOMEI Partition Assistant Standard,
I have also updated Western Digital Data Lifeguard Diagnostics and tried install Seagate DiscWizard. All of the software that I have mentioned was downloaded from the developer's website My computer seems to be running as well at it used to I have not noticed
any abnormal performance slow downs except for wireless adapter. I done multiple antivirus scan recently with Malwarebytes and Norton 360 and both of them have not come up with anything. Thank you, hope you guys can help me.