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Re: Non nighthawk router
> My question is why would a nighthawk 2200 router show up on my wifi
> list [...]
What, exactly, do you see on your "my wifi list"?
What's a "nighthawk 2200 router"?
Do you have neighbors who might have their own wireless networks? Do
you think that your (unspecified) wireless device can distinguish
between your wireless router and your neighbors' wireless routers?
> I have only an eero router [...]
If you power it off, does the unwanted "a nighthawk 2200 router"
remain in your "my wifi list"?
> [...] the neighbor's list [...]
You have only one neighbor? With only one wireless router or access
point?
> [...] before I have to call [...]
"call" whom? Do you think that any remote person can find the source
of the "a nighthawk 2200 router" in your "my wifi list"? How, exactly
do you think that that would work?
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Re: Non nighthawk router
It shows up cause probably one of your neighbors has that router.
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