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remote accessing a computer on my network
i need help as someone is using my internet connection without permission.
what i want to do is remotly access the computer without needing to install software on the persons computer. so if any one knows any software i can use to do this then it would be much appreciated. thanks. |
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Re: remote accessing a computer on my network
 and welcome to the ForumIf the connection is wireless, change the security on the router . . use WPA-2 for a higher level of security
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11-07-2009, 12:30 PM
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Re: remote accessing a computer on my network
Telling us the make/model of the router would be a big help here. I'd use the highest level of security your devices support, WPA2-AES is the best, and you work down from there.
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