Here is my problem... I have lent an unused notebook to an Amish teenage neighbor (his family uses it to display pictures from their trail cam). However, I noticed that my email (google chrome), has a message where he has bought some ear buds on line. It seems that he has been using that computer and my wifi to do some things on line. I wish to lock-out the notebook from my wifi. The only wireless periferal I am using is a Brother Laser printer.
So, I should be able to disable his notebook by going into the router and erasing his IP address (and other than my printer's address).
However, when I printout the Network Configuration page on my printer (hold down go for ten seconds), it gives an IP address of 192.168.1.179 for my printer. But when I go into my Router's program and look at the wireless IP addresses, there are:
name: IP Address:
*
HPB906A9 192.168.1.117
amazon-811866252 192.168.1.146
* (no name, just an asterous) 192.168.1.104
***
None of which match the IP address for my printer so I dare not delete any for fear of deleting my wireless printer.
Can someone help me with this?
So, I should be able to disable his notebook by going into the router and erasing his IP address (and other than my printer's address).
However, when I printout the Network Configuration page on my printer (hold down go for ten seconds), it gives an IP address of 192.168.1.179 for my printer. But when I go into my Router's program and look at the wireless IP addresses, there are:
name: IP Address:
*
HPB906A9 192.168.1.117
amazon-811866252 192.168.1.146
* (no name, just an asterous) 192.168.1.104
***
None of which match the IP address for my printer so I dare not delete any for fear of deleting my wireless printer.
Can someone help me with this?