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Network Security key
The internet access on my windows 10 computer is asking for the network key to connect to two items. One is my Canon printer and the other one is Roku. I enter the network key but it is not accepte...
dusty14 wrote:
Yes, it just like the example that you have shown. So I guess my printer and Roku are transmitting and just ignore it? I don't it can be coming from outside my house, for example, a commercial area as I live in the country in a wildlife management area. Certainly no distinctly next door neighbors. So I am thinking I should just ignore it.
Yes I would ignore. The printer and Roku are working normally. You would not be able to send documents to the printer from a network connection if it did not make itself known for example. All part of interconnecting of things.
Yes, it just like the example that you have shown. So I guess my printer and Roku are transmitting and just ignore it? I don't it can be coming from outside my house, for example, a commercial area as I live in the country in a wildlife management area. Certainly no distinctly next door neighbors. So I am thinking I should just ignore it.
dusty14 wrote:
Yes, it just like the example that you have shown. So I guess my printer and Roku are transmitting and just ignore it? I don't it can be coming from outside my house, for example, a commercial area as I live in the country in a wildlife management area. Certainly no distinctly next door neighbors. So I am thinking I should just ignore it.
Yes I would ignore. The printer and Roku are working normally. You would not be able to send documents to the printer from a network connection if it did not make itself known for example. All part of interconnecting of things.