Why are there so many?

[byalexandr]

I opened up Task Manager and noticed that there are like 50 Ethernet thingys in the Performance tab. How do I get rid of them? I only have one port. Any suggestions? Thanks!

 

[Guest]

Check how many drivers you have installed.

[Guest]

They're multiplying. I'm fairly certain they are planning an invasion of your pc. Don't let any giant horses in.

[JerkyMcDilerino]

They're multiplying. I'm fairly certain they are planning an invasion of your pc. Don't let any giant horses in.

Trojan Horse? 

[byalexandr]

Check how many drivers you have installed.

One?

 

 

They're multiplying. I'm fairly certain they are planning an invasion of your pc. Don't let any giant horses in.

FUCK

 

 

Trojan Horse? 

OH SHIT NOT AGAIN

 

Jk, so what's it doing? Just a Windows bug or what? PC is running fine, I was just appalled at how many there are. 

[Morgan MLGman]

One?

 

 

FUCK

 

 

OH SHIT NOT AGAIN

 

Jk, so what's it doing? Just a Windows bug or what? PC is running fine, I was just appalled at how many there are. 

I have a similar issue, decided to ignore it, a windows 10 bug perhaps?

[Guest]

One?

Did you look?

Try uninstalling and re-installing it,

[JerkyMcDilerino]

Jk, so what's it doing? Just a Windows bug or what? PC is running fine, I was just appalled at how many there are. 

I never see this in my life, and is no way that a virus or malware can do this. So i doubt is a Windows bug. 

[byalexandr]

I have a similar issue, decided to ignore it, a windows 10 bug perhaps?

What motherboard do you have? Just so I know it's not the board's fault.

 

 

I never see this in my life, and is no way that a virus or malware can do this. So i doubt is a Windows bug. 

Well a Windows bug and malware are two very different things.

 

 

Did you look?

Try uninstalling and re-installing it,

Yeah, I think I would've noticed, but just to make sure I checked the Device Manager and the program list and everything is in check.

 

Edit: OH SHIT, never mind.

 

[Morgan MLGman]

What motherboard do you have? Just so I know it's not the board's fault.

Gigabyte GA-970A-UD3, it's in my sig. Also, I'm using ESET Nod32 Antivirus 8 as my AV, scanned my PC, it detected nothing

[JerkyMcDilerino]

Well a Windows bug and malware are two very different things.

Malware author designs their software to act like invisible for antivirus and they also try to hide their presence from the users. I been removing viruses and malware and saw them in the action, but i never see one that have ability to do this. If it botnet case, then all them should shows sign of connection go up and down instead of showing " Not connected " status. 

[byalexandr]

Gigabyte GA-970A-UD3, it's in my sig. Also, I'm using ESET Nod32 Antivirus 8 as my AV, scanned my PC, it detected nothing

 

Malware author designs their software to act like invisible for antivirus and they also try to hide their presence from the users. I been removing viruses and malware and saw them in the action, but i never see one that have ability to do this. If it botnet case, then all them should shows sign of connection go up and down instead of showing " Not connected " status. 

 

 

What the fuck is this then??!

[byalexandr]

Oh, after a quick Google search it is the VPN used by Hamachi. How do I get rid of it though?

[Morgan MLGman]

What the fuck is this then??!

Oh shit.PNG

I have the exact same thing ^^

[byalexandr]

I have the exact same thing ^^

Do you have Hamachi?

[NumLock21]

Do you have any soft of vm?

[byalexandr]

Do you have any soft of vm?

Wut

[JerkyMcDilerino]

Wut

Virtual Machine = VM

[Morgan MLGman]

Do you have Hamachi?

No, I have never used it.

[byalexandr]

Virtual Machine = VM

Lol no, my lil' old i3 couldn't handle that very well, and I don't even want to a VM. So I don't have any.

[NumLock21]

Wut

haha sort not soft.

vm as in virtual machines. Looked it up and some say Comodo will cause this too. Now if you happend to have that, uninstall it and then remove all of the those adapters. Then click scan for hardware changes and see if they come back.

post your ipconfig /all

[JerkyMcDilerino]

[byalexandr]

No, I have never used it.

Hmm... Someone on the Microsoft forums said it was because of Hamachi but if you have the same issue and you don't have Hamachi then I wonder what is causing it. Do you have an AMD GPU? Or more specifically the AMD Gaming Evolved App? Maybe that could be it, I haven't seen this before I got my R9 290.

[byalexandr]

Well I don't want to uninstall Hamachi, just get rid of those extra Ethernet thingys. Is there a registry key or something?

[Morgan MLGman]

Hmm... Someone on the Microsoft forums said it was because of Hamachi but if you have the same issue and you don't have Hamachi then I wonder what is causing it. Do you have an AMD GPU? Or more specifically the AMD Gaming Evolved App? Maybe that could be it, I haven't seen this before I got my R9 290.

Again, look at my signature. I have a GTX 970 so it's not even close ^^