Unknown PCs are seen on my share list

[Erkronos]

Somehow when I go to Windows Media Player on the left hand side there is Other Libraries section. I see several PCs that I share with them but I don't know who the hell they are and I never accepted to share with them. How can I get rid of them please?

 

[zigzag3143]

Somehow when I go to Windows Media Player on the left hand side there is Other Libraries section. I see several PCs that I share with them but I don't know who the hell they are and I never accepted to share with them. How can I get rid of them please?

Please use the built in snipping tool (buil it--type snipping tool in search) to make a screenshot and upload it to us.



Ken J

 

[Erkronos]

This is the part what I am talking about. Even if I go to Network & Sharing center there is even more of these. So what's the cause?

 

[Ztruker]

If you right click on them, can you delete or disconnect?

 

[kegobeer]

Please detail your home network configuration. Do you have wireless? Is it yours or is it someone else's? If it's yours, is it secured?

 

[ionbasa]

If I am understanding you corectly, those computers do not show up in the network and sharing center. there is a very high posability that if you are runninh wirelles that it may not be secured. Basicly other people ar connecting to your wifi acess point.

 

[Erkronos]

Wi-fi is off. I am using cable. I better need to format this.

 

[ionbasa]

so curently you are using only ethernet(the cable) also is this at home or in a public place, like a library or college campus?

 

[Erkronos]

I am using it at home. No one else uses this line. I am just curios if it is the company's fault?

 

[kegobeer]

Read this:

Windows Media Player 12 Streams Your Media Library over the Internet

Looks like you've decided to share your media over the internet. Looks easy enough to disable.

 

[ionbasa]

Read this:

Windows Media Player 12 Streams Your Media Library over the Internet

Looks like you've decided to share your media over the internet. Looks easy enough to disable.

I second this, most likely cause if you are connected at home, w/o any other pcs on your physical network.