How do you remove or stop a network?
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You go to "My Network Places", than click the "View network connections" on the left of the windows that appears.\nThat you right click the connection you don't want anymore and choose "Disable".\nYou can also delete it from that menu, although you might have to restart.
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stop the firewall and get a new one
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Control panel>>>add-remove programs>>>>>delete net nanny
394354
its in the control panel u select the networking device then right click properties uncheck newatare and pick uninstall--i'm think Novell is this spyware?
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There has to be an icon to the firewall controll center, at the main menu, or at the applications you can disable youre firewall.
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Go get Spybot.\n\nhttp://www.safer-networking.org/
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go to control pannel then to add or remove programs and remove it
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If it is an integrated LAn (onboard) you cannot physically remove it. There is a way to disable it in the bios, or if using win2000 + you can right click on the network connection and chose "disable" this will prevent it from working. Or if it is a card, you can unsrew the side of the pc "generally the left side" and unsrew it. Before doing that you may want to uninstall and drivers or software the LAN card would be using.
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1.Change the SSID (you already did that)\n2.Turn off SSID broadcasting\n3.Set up WEP or WPA encryption\n4.Use MAC address authentication to exclude others from using your network.\n\nBonus tip:\n5. Kick your neighbors where they "live". ;)
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Just unplug the Network Cable.
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click start got to the control panel click network connections click your internet connection click properties\nclick the advanced tab then unclick the internet connection firewall and click ok note you'll have to reconnect to the internet before the setting will take afect.
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If you are using Classic view in Control Panel, double-click Network Connections. If you are using Category view, click Network and Internet Connections, and then click Network Connections. \n3. Right-click each connection that you have, and then click Properties each time. \n4. On the General tab of each Local Area connection, highlight Client Service for Netware, and then click Uninstall. \n5. In the Dial-up Connection Properties dialog box, click the Networking tab, highlight Client Service for Netware, and then click Uninstall.  \n6. Restart the computer. \n7. Open Control Panel, and then double-click User Accounts. \n8. Under Pick a task..., click Change the way users log on or off. \n9. Click to select the logon and logoff options that you want: Use the Welcome Screen or Use Fast User Switching. \nit'll b fine,I assure u
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go to internet options click security and unclick 3 part axcess
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Control panel and remove
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disconnect from any network \nreinstall windows \nchange all pasword \nuse internet security same as norton or balckice\nupadate frequntly windows and security software \ndont use any time save password option\nregards!
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There could be several ways of doing that.\n\n- Unplug the networking cable from the LAN card.\n- Disable the networking in your OS\n- Disassembling the LAN card from your PC (if you are connected through wireless) etc. etc.
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install a good firewall and u r no longer 'visible' in the network.