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Un-authorized access by Microsoft ?

Asked by ascendit in Windows Network Security

As soon as I connect to the internet , Even when I have no application accessing internet, data start coming and going .

netstat     showed that the connection is with Microsoft.com

I checked the live updates that is closed.

I restarted the pc 5 times but same thing is happening again and again .
Installed a firewall , and manually closed the connection , it then stops , but started a few time with different IP but that too related to Microsoft (doing whois on IP )

sa.windows.com
tk.downloads.microsoft.com

one was with London Data collection center of Microsoft.

and two attempts were made from

Cable & Wireless CW-10BLK (NET-208-128-0-0-2)
208.128.0.0 - 208.175.255.255
Cable & Wireless CW-NET-208-175-160 (NET-208-175-160-0-1)
208.175.160.0 - 208.175.223.255



and one was with another IP of Microsoft.

I dont know if Microsoft ppl are too free to penetrate into end users pcs or what is it ? Any idea ?

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