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What command are you actually running? Is it a 

netstat -a

If so then it will just list all connection that either your laptop/pc is reaching out to or sessions that your machine is listening out for. So something is trying to reach out to port 49350 and it's timing out.

 

Can you run a 

netstat -b

This should show you an output with the apps that have created the sessions.

 

https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/windows-server/administration/windows-commands/netstat 

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11 hours ago, TechJ said:

What command are you actually running? Is it a 

netstat -a

If so then it will just list all connection that either your laptop/pc is reaching out to or sessions that your machine is listening out for. So something is trying to reach out to port 49350 and it's timing out.

 

Can you run a 

netstat -b

This should show you an output with the apps that have created the sessions.

 

https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/windows-server/administration/windows-commands/netstat 

I ran netstat and also netstat -a. I think it might have been QueenCreek running 

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