You can also try cleaning out everything possible that might be hanging the Printer Spooler. If there is any software installed for other printers in Add/Remove Programs I would uninstall it all. Obtain updated software from your printer manufacturers and reinstall only the items you need. Anything listed in the Control Panel under Printers & Faxes I would do away with. This may include PDF writer or faxing software as well. Try uninstalling all printers and printer software from the computer and start from scratch. If the Print Spooler service keeps stopping after your restart it, the problem is most likely related to corrupted printer drivers that are installed on the computer. Restart the computer and try to install the printer again.This sets the Spooler service to start automatically when you restart the computer. Double-click the “ Printer Spooler” service, and then change the startup type to “ Automatic“. Hi Andrea, On the 'Endpoint Security Homepage' sk117536 under 'Client OS Support' you will see the following statement of Check Point:If you check sk115192 as they are referring to, you will see that the GA of Windhas been released on.Type “ services.msc“, then select “ OK“.Press “ Window key” + “ R” to open the Run dialog.If nothing is sent or received over the port, it's probably just some device driver's management port (though possibly a backdoor that can be easily hacked, even if it is legit) and there's not much you can do.Īre you running Internet Information Server (IIS)? If all of the above doesn't really clear it up, and you are running IIS, try temporarily turning it off, and see if the symptom goes away.To solve this error, try the following steps. Monitor it for a couple days/weeks and program it to alert you if anything happens there, ideally. If you still have no luck, as a last resort you can try putting a hardware firewall downstream of the box and get it to capture traffic on port 443. The one you already have installed on your system might have missed it. Inspect file metadata and check for typos or strange created/modified dates that are very different from other dates in the rest of your driver list.Īlso try exploring more than one virus scanner or rootkit detecting program.Or upload it to VirusTotal if you're not sure.If it's in the Windows folder, you might want to google the name of it to make sure rootkits haven't historically tried to attack that file by embedding themselves within it, and search for the MD5 sum, to see if anyone else has posted that MD5 sum before. Right-click and Open Containing Folder on the file in question if it's part of a legit program, it'll probably be somewhere in Program Files in a well-known product's location, or in the Windows folder.Press Windows Key + S On the search box, type print management, and select Print Management from the list. To remove the duplicate drivers you will use the Print Management tool. If you're not sure, a few common tactics can include: Other users have reported that you can fix the Print Spooler problem simply by deleting the duplicate drivers.
Try grabbing Kernel Mode Drivers Manager and take a peek under the hood. In that case, the chances of it being a virus increase slightly, since that's a fairly uncommon thing for a kernel to do. If a Windows Service isn't the culprit (which the netstat -ao almost certainly would have revealed), it could be a kernel module or the Windows executive (kernel) itself listening on that port. Opening a browser to localhost:443, or a raw PuTTY session doesn't work.System with PID 4, is listening on port 443 netstat -ao: This shows the same information as Process Explorer.Other analysis options that I have tried:
Thankfully, unlike Microsoft Adobe have only released 10 updates for. Windows Remote Management (WS-Management) Windows 10 updates are automatic, but for those customers using WSUS 3.0 SP2.
Remote Desktop Services UserMode Port Redirector Modular Disk Storage Manager Event Monitor Below you can find an overview of the services running on this system: Application Experience In my running services, I have checked for all the usual suspects mentioned in the other posts concerning this issue. There is no entry for TCP 443, only for TCPV6. More specifically, it shows the following: When I run Process Explorer (as Administrator) I can see that the System process is listening on port 443.
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