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My internet connection was running slow and I clicked on the NETWORK on the start menu and I saw another computer other than my own on it. Is there a way to disconnect it or prevent it to connect other than a network key because I already have one and I don't know how the other computer is still connecting.


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What version of Windows do you use?


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Windows Vista Home Basic


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Are you using wireless networking?


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This is why wireless networking has password capabilities.

Recommend implementing password protection to block out unwanted users.


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