Do you have anything wireless?
Is that firewall part of the AVG?
I would likely keep at it until I found an answer.
Port 80 has a legitamate use. I think Winamp has an option to use it with
proxy.
Somewhere there is a list of what each port is used for, legitamately, which
might give a hint.
Does your firewall give any more details, such as files involved. ZA has a
feature that will check for changed files trying to access and close the
door when necessary.
If running a hardware router/firewall, you might check the logs there as
well, but if you have already been slipped a trojan, deny is best until you
figure it out.

Norman
"Dave" wrote in message
...
You're right, of course, and that's what I do. I was just trying to figure
out who or what was trying to be connected to my computer.

Thank you

Dave

"MowGreen [MVP]" wrote
If you have no idea why the SYSTEM is attempting to connect to the DNS
listed, then deny it.

MG

Dave wrote:

I don't recognize anything in these two pages. And . . . I don't have
any
connection to the companies or the cities mentioned. It's still a
mystery as
to why my SYSTEM would try to connect . . .