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I just noticed there is a new pc connected in the network I set up. I did not add this, is this some kind of bug? Also, I have a feeling this isn't another computer at all.

 

In fact, I'm sure it's nothing but, better safe than sorry.

 

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I just noticed there is a new pc connected in the network I set up. I did not add this, is this some kind of bug? Also, I have a feeling this isn't another computer at all.

 

In fact, I'm sure it's nothing but, better safe than sorry.

 

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change your wifi password :)

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change your wifi password :)

I don't think that's the problem. Those are all my devices connected to wifi.

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I don't think that's the problem. Those are all my devices connected to wifi.

 

Ping the PC through CMD and see the IP Address. 

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Probably a netbios or WINS problem in Windows. Restarting your computer could help? & is that a netgear router biggrin.png ?

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Probably a netbios or WINS problem in Windows. Restarting your computer could help? & is that a netgear router biggrin.png ?

Yes sadly... It's just what came with my internet service. I'm too broke to invest in a new one.

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Ping the PC through CMD and see the IP Address. 

ping request could not find host USER-PC. Please check the name and try again.

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ping request could not find host USER-PC. Please check the name and try again.

I would put a Mac filter on the Wireless and lan, just to be sure.

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I would put a Mac filter on the Wireless and lan, just to be sure.

I restarted my pc just to make sure, it wasn't a bug and that didn't work. Then I restarted my second pc and it went away...

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Did you install a VM by any chance on your or other computer on the network? It could be that.

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Did you install a VM by any chance on your or other computer on the network? It could be that.

Nah, I haven't used a VM in forever actually.

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Did you clean install Windows 10 on any computers? I've noticed that both computers i've done clean installs on were given generic computer names and the old name stuck around after changing them until after rebooting.

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