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Random devices popping up on Windows explorer under Network?

Anonymous
2018-06-24T23:26:07+00:00

Random devices that i did not connect to my network are popping up under the Network section of Windows Explorer. However, when i check on my Netgear Router settings, none of these devices appear anywhere. They don't appear on the list that shows what is currently connected and they are not on the list that shows devices are not connected but once were.

I don't understand how these devices are on my Network. And I'm not sure if this is just an issue with Windows 10.

These are 2 items that have popped up

  1. Car-1b44:

Manufacturer: DENSO, Manufacturer webpage unavailable

Model: Honda Generation 1 mid grade, model webpage unavailable

Model Number: Generation 1 mid grade

Device webpage: Presentation webpage unavailable

Serial number: unavailable

MAC Address: a0:cc:2b:08:1b:43

Unique identifier: unavailable

IP address: unavailable

  1. Sitara

Manufacturer: TI, manufacturer webpage unavailable

Model: Wilink, model webpage unavailable

Model number: wl18xx

Device webpage: presentation webpage unavailable

Seriap number: unavailable

MAC address: 50:f1:4a:ad:ca:76

Unique identifier: unavailable

IP address: unavailable

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  1. Anonymous
    2018-07-30T18:56:21+00:00

    Did anyone find out for sure what it is. I don't own Honda but a "Car-C797" device is listed on my home network. c797 happens to be the last characters of the MAC address of this device under close inspection. I have my Wifi quite tightly secured and still seeing this device. The properties of this device mention DENSO, which happens to be a parts supplier for car manufacturers. As I mentioned, I don't own HONDA anything. Could a neighbor's car phone system be logged into my WIFI. How come?

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  2. Anonymous
    2018-07-28T16:12:15+00:00

    I think it is your digital antenna. It appears to be mine.

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  3. Anonymous
    2018-06-25T01:56:26+00:00

    Update:

    Now added to the list is this

    1. BLU_DASH_M2

    Manufacturer: BLU, manufacturer webpage unavailable

    Model: BLU DASH M2, model webpage unavailable

    Model number: BLUE DASH M2

    Device webpage: presentation webpage unavailable

    Serial number: unavailable

    MAC address: cc:79:4a:ea:cf:3a

    Unique identifier: unavailable

    IP address: unavailable

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