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  1. Oh I know a way. There is a way to rename a folder using the entire path, it then appears to be a Control Panel. Of course this only works on XP. I feel I should admit. I didn't make this, I found it.

    @echo off
    if exist con.{21EC2020-3AEA-1069-A2DD-08002B30309D}\nul goto toggleoff
    if exist Hide\nul goto toggleon
    goto end
    :toggleoff
    move "\\.\%cd%\con.{21EC2020-3AEA-1069-A2DD-08002B30309D}" Hide>nul
    goto end
    :toggleon
    move Hide "\\.\%cd%\con.{21EC2020-3AEA-1069-A2DD-08002B30309D}">nul
    :end

  2. These are all excellent suggestions, and I am trying my best to use all of the practical ones. However, He has disappeared for now so something here must have done the trick. But if he tries it again is there something I can do to find out what he is doing on there. Like some way to see if he is acsessing my computer or just getting on Internet.

    Btw, I feel I should clarify, when I said it was my neighbor, I did not me the neighbor's child, I meant the father.

  3. Also keep an eye on how many machines are connected, perhaps watch your DHCP leases and scan for machine using something like nmap.

    Okay how do I do that, I did everything else that has been suggested.

    And thank for the help everybody.

  4. Okay so yesterday I was coming home from a movie when I noticed a kid on a laptop in oyr yard but away froma ll the windows. When I asked one of my neighbors, they said that the same kid is there every evening. Now this worries me because I Know for a fact he is within range of our WI-FI. We are the only house with any WI-FI for a few blocks. But I suspect it was our new neighbors that just moved in, it sorta looked like him when I pointed a flashlight out the window. But is there something I can do to prove that it was him or retaliate, I am worried he will do something to our computer. I already have a WEP password set-up, but I am paranoid, I want to be a ble to do something if he tries again.

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