interpreting TCPview results

I came home after a day away for work, to find my kids had managed to
infect the computer with all sorts of Spyware (Spyfalcon) and viruses
(Boxed.B & BeovenS!generic).

The viruses seemed easy enough to remove (coming back just once)
unlike the Spyware.

I have looked into additional methods to protect my computer - one
option was to try TCPview.
However, I was unsure about the results which seemed very different to
examples I have seen.

I would appreciate comments on the log below.

Bob

alg.exe:180 TCP bob-2lsxdgjcgtb:1031 bob-2lsxdgjcgtb:0 LISTENING
iexplore.exe:1572 UDP bob-2lsxdgjcgtb:1299 *:*
iexplore.exe:1760 UDP bob-2lsxdgjcgtb:1282 *:*
iSafe.exe:1420 TCP bob-2lsxdgjcgtb:1025 bob-2lsxdgjcgtb:0 LISTENING
iSafe.exe:1420 TCP bob-2lsxdgjcgtb:1026 bob-2lsxdgjcgtb:0 LISTENING
iSafe.exe:1420 TCP bob-2lsxdgjcgtb:1027 bob-2lsxdgjcgtb:0 LISTENING
iSafe.exe:1420 TCP bob-2lsxdgjcgtb:1025 localhost:1306 ESTABLISHED
iSafe.exe:1420 TCP bob-2lsxdgjcgtb:1027 localhost:1029 ESTABLISHED
lsass.exe:700 UDP bob-2lsxdgjcgtb:isakmp *:*
lsass.exe:700 UDP bob-2lsxdgjcgtb:4500 *:*
msnmsgr.exe:832 UDP bob-2lsxdgjcgtb:1199 *:*
svchost.exe:1052 UDP bob-2lsxdgjcgtb:1047 *:*
svchost.exe:1052 UDP bob-2lsxdgjcgtb:1044 *:*
svchost.exe:1052 UDP bob-2lsxdgjcgtb:1145 *:*
svchost.exe:1136 UDP bob-2lsxdgjcgtb:1900 *:*
svchost.exe:1136 UDP bob-2lsxdgjcgtb:1900 *:*
svchost.exe:928 TCP bob-2lsxdgjcgtb:epmap bob-2lsxdgjcgtb:0 LISTENING
svchost.exe:968 TCP bob-2lsxdgjcgtb:netbios-ssn bob-2lsxdgjcgtb:0 LISTENING
svchost.exe:968 UDP bob-2lsxdgjcgtb:ntp *:*
svchost.exe:968 UDP bob-2lsxdgjcgtb:netbios-ns *:*
svchost.exe:968 UDP bob-2lsxdgjcgtb:ntp *:*
svchost.exe:968 UDP bob-2lsxdgjcgtb:netbios-dgm *:*
System:4 TCP bob-2lsxdgjcgtb:microsoft-ds bob-2lsxdgjcgtb:0 LISTENING
System:4 UDP bob-2lsxdgjcgtb:microsoft-ds *:*
VetMsg.exe:1672 TCP bob-2lsxdgjcgtb:1028 localhost:1025 ESTABLISHED
VetMsg.exe:1672 TCP bob-2lsxdgjcgtb:1029 localhost:1027 ESTABLISHED

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