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You must have applications running that eat up UDP resources:
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netstat -ab If you do not know what each application does www.prcessslibrary.com will tell you. Having 8-10 UDP connections is not abnormal. These are expected iexplore.exe outlook.exe lsass.exe svchost.exe System winlogon.exe These belong to Microsoft. If find other odd app names, you may have hitchhikers - i.e., malware. |
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