leborim12

When I type in CMD netstat-ano in the "Foreign Address" column I read this IP addresss -> 192.168.0.6 with an established connection. Could this be a hacker or someone trying to access my PC? If yes how can I block it?

I think I got hacked in chats. He is able to track my online activity. Sometimes he uses in chats the name of the wifi that are near me or phone names that are connected in my wifi netwrok. Knows my name also. I tried malawarebytes premium and did not detect anything. Also, because on internet there is a lot of info, I would appreciate if you can tell a way to find any backdoors on my PC or any other solution.

Recently a hacker got into my PC and is able to listen using my PC microphone. I have never disabled the Eset antivirus and did not install any software when Eset did say so. I think he was able to find backdoors using my IP, according to the research I have made so far. How can Eset antivirus in this case help me? Any other suggestions are appreciated.

Inside C:\Users\mycomputername\AppData\Local I have a folder with name AdvinstAnalytics. I read on internet that this is a virus AdWare. How come that Eset does not detects this threat?

Give me a official link to download Eset penultimate version of 13.2.15.0 --- Based on my research the penultimate version of Eset Internet Security is 13.1.21.0 --- in this topic I have asked last time and nobody has answered yet, that's why I created this new topic.

1. The problem persist even after applying the pre-release update. 2. To solve the 80-100% usage of HDD I installed an older version of Eset(12.2.30.0), and it works like a charm. 3. Based on my research the penultimate version of Eset Internet Security is 13.1.21.0. Can you please provide a official eset link do download it, in order to have a more newer version. #closing note: when having still installed the new version 13.2.15.0 I was able to solve the HDD overload by stopping windows superfetch. It seemed to work for a little, but, the laptop became unresponsive. I think I am not supposed to stop a service such as superfetch.

Is there any progress about the problem that I posted?

1) I am using Windows 8.1 2) The 13.2.15.0 is causing "System" and "Service Host: Local System (Network Restricted)" to consume much more HDD space(%) than they did before. This happens usually when opening more than five tabs in browser especially when viewing videos. 3. Very soon, I will be posting the logs as Marcos advised.