Windows 7: AVG Firewall blocking very big amounts of packets

Hey i just saw my AVG is blocking very much amounts of packets , is this normal ?

This is normal. Although the packets seems to be very large but it is actually not as the numbers indicate. Yoi can reach me at Subhadeep Kanungo | Facebook

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Subhadeep
(AVG VIP Volunteer)

Okay thanks for the answer, But its blocking somthing with scvhost is this fully normal ? or do i got a serious virus or somthing. Btw i got a other problem. Somtimes AVG blocks my internet connection the only thing i can do i is to restart the pc and then its working again but its kinda anoying. i have avg internet security

svchost.exe is a system file. Modify the firewall settings as described here:

open AVG user interface>double click firewall component>under firewall profile select "directly connected to internet".>click regenerate configuration>click save changes. Now go to tools>firewall settings>under profiles select Directly connected to internet>expand application>find the browsers like for example firefox>select the browser>under application action select "allow for all">click apply>now on the left pane select "Areas and Adapter profiles">mark the option "disable area detection and automatic firewall switch".>click apply and then OK. Now try to connect to net.

You can find details of svchost.exe at A description of Svchost.exe in Windows XP Professional Edition.

And about AVG if you continue to face the same problem of getting disconnected from net even after modifying the firewall settings as described by me above then contact AVG support at AVG | Customer Support | AVG Phone Support.

Very bad suggestions from AVG volunteer

You are infected

High amount packet data does not mean any infection.

AVG blocking svchost.exe
Now i know how you became a AVG VIP volunteer

How do i remove the virus then ?

No no avg is not blocking svchost.exe there is incomming packets that are trying to hit the svchost.exe. But avg is blocking it i got about 453 blocked packets already 4 mins after start