Windows 7 wfpdiag etl

Is this a company computer, by any chance? I'm running Avast for AV and no, not a company computer. OK, thanks for the info. And we will assume you aren't infected, as this is a new OS install. Please let us know how it goes, Thanks! Hi, again, texdude: I'm going offline for a while. Don't want to leave you dangling Please post back with the results, either way.

Hope this helps, daledoc1. Posted July 8, Hi, texdude: Sorry you're still having problems. I'm just a home user and am not sure what to suggest next. If you opt for this, please post back here and let us know, so the mods can lock this thread. Thanks very much for your patience, daledoc1. Mainard Posted July 8, Hello Texdude, I was able to replicate this issue and sent it over to the developers. If you are already being assisted via the email support.

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Please post a reply to the announcement thread if you have any feedback on this decision or the process. Office Office Exchange Server. Not an IT pro? Windows Client. Feedback will be sent to Microsoft: By pressing the submit button, your feedback will be used to improve Microsoft products and services. Privacy policy. This behavior is by design. When the Port Scanning Prevention Filter is triggered, this typically means that there's no process listening on the port.

The C: drive on my Windows 8 machine is clicking away at 1 second intervals, writing to wfpdiag. I'd like to find out why. It's writing about 32K 1 write every second. Here is the constant disk access:. The "Writes" number increments once a second. Performance Monitor tells me it's writing to a file called wpdiag. Is there any way I can disable the writing to this file? This behavior is by design. When the Port Scanning Prevention Filter is triggered, this typically means that there is no process listening on the port.

For security reasons, WFP blocks process listening. When a connection is tried on a port where there is no listener, WFP recognizes the packet as if it were coming from a port scanner and therefore silently drops the connection. The workaround listed lets you guess the registry key, where you are supposed to add dword CollectNetEvents with a value of 0 under.

Fortunately the blogpost hints at netsh, you can dump an. The Port Scanning Prevention Filter continues to work normally.

Do you have software called Windows7FirewallControl from Sphinx?