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Ed from AZ
My daughter fired up her laptop the other night just to show us a
picture she'd saved to her desktop. It's a Dell Latitude 600 running
Win XP pro. SHe has WiFi and Bluetooth capabilities.
Didn't launch any programs or connect to WiFi - though I guess it's
possible the computer detected a network in the neighborhood and
connected to it. When we went to shut down, we got a message saying
"Other users are logged in. Shutting down will disconnect them."
We've never seen this before. I did have a scare on my laptop with
the Confiker worm, but everything says I'm clean, the thumb drive we
shared is clean, and her machine is clean.
How do we see who is "logged in"? Could this be something bad? Or
just a Windows thing that doesn't mean much?
Ed
picture she'd saved to her desktop. It's a Dell Latitude 600 running
Win XP pro. SHe has WiFi and Bluetooth capabilities.
Didn't launch any programs or connect to WiFi - though I guess it's
possible the computer detected a network in the neighborhood and
connected to it. When we went to shut down, we got a message saying
"Other users are logged in. Shutting down will disconnect them."
We've never seen this before. I did have a scare on my laptop with
the Confiker worm, but everything says I'm clean, the thumb drive we
shared is clean, and her machine is clean.
How do we see who is "logged in"? Could this be something bad? Or
just a Windows thing that doesn't mean much?
Ed