[๖ۣۜMind_๖ۣۜControl™]

Comodo tends to "overreact" quite often. Nevertheless, it may be someone attempting to connect to your computer through a falsified svchost, so block it.
IF you think you're infected, here is what to do.

Infected? Here is what to do:

• Firstly, you want to restart your computer and disconnect from the internet. Also, when I
  
  say disconnect, I mean turn off your router, just in case you ARE actually infected.
  


• Look for the suspicious infected file and delete it.
  


• Then, look through your process list, check to see if there are
  
  any unusual processes running that are taking a lot of CPU power. If found, end the process
  
  tree.
  


• If that doesn't work, open up Ccleaner and Disk Defragment and start cleaning up your
  
  PC.
  


• Defragging usually helps in cases of files not opening up due
  
  to computer LAG.
  


• If the problem persists, check your recent files, if nothing is there, run a system restore.
  
  Be sure to make the system restore 2 days prior to when you think this problem began.
  


• After restoring, repeat the above process. If the problem persists, PM Phyber on HF. He is
  
  a professional White Hat and knows a lot about computer security.
  


• On the side, get AVG Anti-Virus Free 2012 Edition, it's the
  
  best out there at the moment.
  

If you know yourself, and somehow want to have a secondary protection besides your own

mental capabilities, look for a good Anti-Virus.

Here are a few I can recommnd:

• AVG Anti-Virus Free 2012 Edition
  
  AVG advances in catching infectious tools and Remote Administration Tools.
  
  


• Avast! Home Edition
  
  Avast! Home Edition is great for catching the average worm or standardized virus, but it
  lacks much in the field of Remote Administration Tools.
  
  


• Malware Bytes Anti-Malware 2012
  
  Malware Bytes Anti-Malware 2012 catches and is able to remove majority of malware
  found on standardized computers today.
  
  


• Microsoft Security Essentials
  
  Suprisingly, Microsoft Security Essentials is what I PERSONALLY use, at the moment. It's
  
  caught 2 "FUD" JDBs so far by simply running a deep scan. Written by Microsoft, they
  know Windows 7 the best, right?
  

Hope this helped. If it didn't, I do apologize. :(

[๖ۣۜMind_๖ۣۜControl™]

Oh, alright.

Well if he was able to help you out, check with him again.

[๖ۣۜMind_๖ۣۜControl™]

He helped me out a lot! I'll check in with him in a bit. I haven't spoken to him in awhile, though.

That won't matter.
He is very eager to assist people.

[Prіnce]

This happens to me quite often as well, I just block it and ignore it.

[Freebooter]

Svchost.exe always running if svchost.exe was not running Windows OS will not boot or if the svchost.exe was terminated Windows OS will shutdown without warning because svchost.exe host services for Windows OS if you want to view all the services each Svchost.exe host click "Show processes from all users" button from the Task Manager and right click svchost.exe and select "Go to Services" to view the services hosted by svchost.exe the services mark with blue are the ones hosted by the svchost.exe there will be more than one svchost.exe running and each one will host different services you can pause the Task Manager update speed from View tab this will help you to view services hosted by each running instances of the svchost.exe also enable the "Command Line" column from the View tab this will help you to find out the folder path of the svchost.exe make sure svchost.exe located in C:\Windows\System32\svchost.exe or C:\Windows\SysWOW64\svchost.exe if the svchost.exe folder path is different than the default folder location than the Windows OS is infected by malware you should run a virus scanner also make sure the svchost.exe name is correct because sometimes malware will change the name of the svchost.exe to hide it self and about not allowing network connection for services hosted by svchost.exe this can cause network connection problem for example DHCP Client service could get block by firewall this means computer NIC will not be assign a dynamic IP address by the Router also Windows Update if block by firewall will not get new updates i don't know if the Comodo Firewall show you the name of the service hosted by svchost.exe if not it should show you the IP address of the network connection you can use foreign IP address to find out the who the IP address belongs to there is lots of IP address lookup websites google search "whois ip lookup" to find IP address lookup websites.