On 06/02/2019 19:04, Yes wrote:
It listed devices but
didn't seem to list what devices are currently using the wi-fi
connection.

Thanks,

John
Did you check what is calling home? Windows 10 has some wonderful tools
to check this and I suspect 8 also had these. I could give you the
commands here but you are very proud of your intelligence so I won't
patronize you by giving you simple ones here

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