So this is what I have been searching for.* Please don't criticize or give me any negative feedback about what I want to do. I have read several very positive reviews on the device.* It is not badly priced at $129.* I am seriously thinking of getting it.* However, I have seen some other devices, such as very expensive routers that are designed to do basically what the Fingbox does, won't allow the "intruder" to get into the devices. It is hooked up as I say and constantly monitors your wireless and wired networks for intruders.* If something is found, all you have to do is click block and it's history.* I have written to the company several times. Surprisingly, I have found very little.* The only thing I have found that has met my criteria is something called the Fingbox. Then you can contact our computer technicians directly, explain your problem, and they’ll investigate to see if they can resolve it remotely.I have been looking lately around the Internet for network devices that are designed to stop intruders, hackers, or anyone who is not supposed to be on your network.* Please don't ask me why I want this, I just do.* I am looking for devices that are placed in the cable line BEFORE the router, so "whatever is not supposed to be on the network" doesn't reach the router, and after that, reach the devices connected to it. All you need to do is buy a 1-year subscription to Driver Easy (just $29.95) and you get free technical support as part of your purchase. If none of the fixes above worked, or you just don’t have the time or confidence to troubleshoot the problem for yourself, get us to fix it for you. Now you should see that the message is now gone and that you have full access to your Windows 10 settings. Then click Apply > OK to save the settings. Tick on Enabled and choose 3-Full from the drop-down menu. Then double-click on Allow Telemetry on the right pane. Scroll down on the Windows Components section, find and click on Data Collection and Preview Builds. On the pop-up window, head to Computer Configuration > Administrative Templates > Windows Components. Just follow the steps to add it to your computer.ġ) Download gpedit.msc(Group Policy Editor) from Internet.Ģ) When it’s done, Go to C:\Windows\SysWOW64, and copy the followings:ģ) Paste them in the following locations:
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