How do i know if my desktop is visible to other users on a network
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Anonymous
August 4, 2010 6:47:49 AM
Hello, how do I protect the other internet users in my network from seeing the files and programs I run on my computer?
More about : desktop visible users network
k3y3n1n
August 9, 2010 8:26:18 PM
Firewall also make sure you change the default administrator password
This doesn't prevent them from seeing your computer but makes it difficult to access your system which is to have the most current windows updates
If you are running windows 7 or vista you can change the share so no one can see your public shares
This doesn't prevent them from seeing your computer but makes it difficult to access your system which is to have the most current windows updates
If you are running windows 7 or vista you can change the share so no one can see your public shares
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