192 168 100 1
Last response: in Wireless Networking
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This depends on what the address is. Are you saying it's a computer connected without permission? If so, go into the router's settings and block the system that has the MAC address and is using that IP. If, however, that is the routeer's main address, you can't get rid of it easily and would need a pretty powerful reason for wanting to do so.
Can we have some more details of the problem, please?
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