TCPView and Chrome: Remote Address Column is blank...

When using TCPView I have noticed that the Remote Address column only contains the * symbol for the Google Chrome application.

Some [System Process] processes spawn in TCPView which show which IPs chrome is connecting to but the [System Process] process doesn't always appear when Chrome makes a data request to a website.

I know these are active connections because TCPView shows data transference.

Can anyone explain how to fix this problem so the IPs/URLs chrome is connecting to show up in the relevant 'Remote Address' column?

I'm running it as admin as well. Remote address column simply shows * .

Any further leads anyone can think of would be appreciated.

Process PID Local Address Local Port Remote Address Sent Packets Sent Bytes
Chrome.exe #### <Computer Name> #### * 15 120

Can't provide a screenshot but that's exactly what one of many rows shows.

I can't provide a screenshot. Suffice to say that the row(s) in question are showing sent and received data but the Remote Address column simply shows *.

There are rows beginning with [System Process] that appear to show the correct connection endpoints.

How to fix this?

EDIT: I think the [System Process] row is TCPView's version of displaying the SVCHost process, but I'm not sure and need someone who can confirm that with evidence.

Try TCP UDP Watch - it logs the traffic. In the case of Cports.exe, * stands for DNS request.
By the way TCPView has not been updated for 7 years, it is not exactly the best tool to use.

I guess they're UDP... I didn't notice that!

The address to which the UDP packets are being sent occasionally shows up in a different row labeled as [System Process]. Why is that?

(P.S. What's with the massive whitespace after shorter posts...?)