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The thread discusses a user's issue with the Windows firewall being extremely slow and cluttered with numerous entries for RDP port 13389, which raises concerns about possible malware or spyware. The original poster mentions managing to resolve the problem by restoring default firewall settings but still faces other issues. A responder suggests that if such problems persist, a fresh Windows installation might be the best solution.
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So the tittle pretty much explains it. I had to allow an app through my firewall which for a while now has been very slugish. My Firewall is super slow and almost always freezes when I try to do anything with it. After my allowed app list finally loaded it was full of RDP port 13389 again and again all allowed through the firewall. It has to be there at least 5000-10000 times. Is this some kind of spyware, malware or other virus? How can I get rid of it other than one-by-one which would take year?
Thank you very much for the help in advance!
 

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Yes there are also other normal softwares allowed but the port is there thousands of times. I actually managed to get rid of it by restoring the default settings. There are some other problems but I am already working on those. But thank you very much!

ussnorway said:
1st question = are there other more normal software allowed as well or the entire list is remote port hits?

p.s, yes its a issue but what to do about it depends... personally i'd install a fresh system
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1st question = are there other more normal software allowed as well or the entire list is remote port hits?

p.s, yes its a issue but what to do about it depends... personally i'd install a fresh system
 

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Yes there are also other normal softwares allowed but the port is there thousands of times. I actually managed to get rid of it by restoring the default settings. There are some other problems but I am already working on those. But thank you very much!

ussnorway said:
1st question = are there other more normal software allowed as well or the entire list is remote port hits?

p.s, yes its a issue but what to do about it depends... personally i'd install a fresh system
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