View Shared Folders


  1. heaumanepunk
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    View Shared Folders


    Through an Unsecured wifi connection. How would i go about doing this? And is there a wifi chat program? Or how would i go about seeing who else is connected to the unsecured linksys network and chat with them? TY.
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  3. Joan Archer
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    heaumanepunk said:
    Through an Unsecured wifi connection. How would i go about doing this? And is there a wifi chat program? Or how would i go about seeing who else is connected to the unsecured linksys network and chat with them? TY.
    Is this your connection ?

    If it is I'm surprised you haven't secured it and if it isn't do you have permission from the person paying the bill to use their connection ?
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