[Solved] How do I block China from my accessing my computer

Several times my PC, WoW & G Mail accounts were compromised by Chinese crackers/hackers and I've installed several security applications on my computer and that still seems to fail to some extent. I've also noticed that PeerBlock the successor to Peer Guardian is constantly blocking china but I Want block China from my firewall/router and on the kernel level and I do not have any idea how to. I see articles for blocking china from accessing a website or a server but not a personal home desktop or even a workstation OS/PC other then perhaps Linux. I Use 2 PCs one with Windows XP and another with Windows 7 Home Premium. How can I B lock China?

Security Tools:
Peer Block
Spybot Search & Destroy
IOBit Security 360
IObit Advance System Care
Win Patrol
ZeNMap
Spyware Blaster
Sptware Guard
CCleaner
Eraser
Comodo System Cleaner
Process Quick Link

If there are any other Tools preferably free That I can use or setting registry entries anything to stop this harassment from china I wold be appreciate this knowledge.

You may have considered hang-the-9 answer rude (although it seemed like pretty sensible advice to me), but it was accurate. There is just no way that you can "block China". And I do wonder why you have so much of a problem.

I run a simple firewall + MSE and have no problem whatsoever with unwanted attempts to access my computer. You really don't need to run 12 security programs. The firewall on your router should be blocking all of this before it gets to your computer.

People offer their advice here for free. It's really not very nice to call someone "a jerk and not an expert" just because you don't like the advice they give. If you don't think the advice is applicable then ignore it, but why go out of your way to alienate people who are trying to help you? Politeness costs nothing.

What would be nice - is a way to block all non-US domains and IP's... I haven't yet seen / heard a way to do it.

and why? I have no interest to view / access sites from anywhere in Africa, Europe (with the exception of the UK), Russia, Asia, China (except .TW, 'cause we need to download drivers), India, or South America. While my ISP can't block them for legal reasons (I believe), *I* could still do as I please... yes, despite the potentially 'spoofed' addresses. Paranoid much? Doesn't matter. I'd like the choice

So you are asking to keep away 2 billions people ?

Good luck !

Most part of them are 100th times more intelligent than us since they eat so many fishes with tons of omega 3.

The laptop should have a Windows license sticker on it with the license key. You should be able to reinstall Windows using any install media you can find and activate it using the license key. The value is in the key, not in the media.

If you don't have a key, that's unfortunate. I agree with the others that if your system has already been compromised, then the only sure way to eliminate all potential problems is to reinstall from scratch.

If you just use the Internet for browsing, e-mail, etc. and if there really is no way you can reinstall Windows or afford to buy a new copy of it (I imagine pretty cheap copies of XP would be available on eBay) then you might consider downloading and installing one of the Linux-based systems. They have all of the standard Internet tools built-in.

Get a router with built in firewall and block Chinese (well Asia and Russia as well) address ranges. Make sure you change the default password as common routers often have such info pasted all over the net and are easy to guess. The Linksys Routers are popular in the modding community so you can find tutorials on flashing them for extra security. You can also do neat things with modded firmware such as running them as small servers or using them as wireless access points.

^ +1

I use the same combo with the same results. I do run Malwarebytes every few months even though it never finds anything. Hard to beat sensible browsing.

Check the firewall logs on the router (if possible) and PC.
Block any suspicious IP address.
Close any ports you don't need on the router.
All it takes to get through is an open port.

Is there a store of great topic titles, because this one should be in there.

Each post I read like this makes me more and more frustrated.

Like the OP said, unless you have a real answer to his question then: please, don't lecture us about what websites to visit, what to not click on, what to not download.

I wish to block access from China AT MY ROUTER so I can stop being bothered by hackers trying to break in.

I recently installed an SSH server so that I could access my PC remotely. Today I just saw someone trying to gain root access, from China.

I know that they have bots setup to randomly check US IP addresses and look for points where they can get in (such as an SSH server). I'd rather not have to be bothered by pop-ups telling me yet again another annoying Chinese hacker is poking at my ports. I'd rather have my router simply ignore them and not let anything through...

Closing,very old post!