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Using Windows XP Home Sp2 with a Netgear WH311v2 Wireless Adaptor, connecting to the internet via a NetGear DG834GT router.
The PC also has an Ethernet LAN card installed, but this is disabled. The Wireless LAN connected (Network Connections), is connected and working fine. So normally, I have two networks connections under the LAN or High-Speed Internet group: - Wireless LAN (NetGear WG311) - connected. - Ethernet LAN (3Com EtherNet controller) - Disabled Occasionally, for no apparent reason, a new connection appears called "Internet Connection" under the group heaing "Network Connections" I have made a shortcut to this connection and the Target Type is {BA126AE2-2166-11D1-B1D0-00805FC1270E}, which in the registry has a value of 'Shared Access Connection Class' and points to AppID {27AF75ED-20D9-11D1-B1CE-00805FC1270E}, which is LocalService 'netman'. What could be causing this? If something is startup up and accessing the internet from my pc (or vice versa) - I want to know!! Any suggestions/help greatly appreciated ch742718 |
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You might have spyware doing this (reference http://www.governmentsecurity.org/archive/t15543.html). I suggest you install and run something like Spy Sweeper ($20 USD) or Spy Bot Search & Destroy (free) to scan your system. Also run an antivirus application, such as Avast!, which is free.
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Join Date: Jul 2006
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Thanks, but I don't think this is the problem, I have ample virus/firewall/spyware protection. I'd like to know specifically wht can cause this, or how to track what is initiating the connection
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i have nothing to say but there valid reg keys, and i know netman is a service....
windows likes to fool around with you so if u can format and re install you should be good to go unholy |
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Look at your system logs, such as Event Viewer (start/programs/administrative tools/Event Viewer) to track down when netman is kicked off. The source for the event should be indicated there. Double-click on the line when you find it, and you get more information about the event.
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Search for this netman program, find where it is, as far as i am concerned its a Network Management tool, although that could be a diguise.
Also follow reg Keys for netman (eg go to regedit and find "netman") if it starts, it has to be somewhere. unholy |
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