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Hi,<br />
In Network places I found one besides &quot;mine&quot; that is called Workgroup and contains Marek-pc.<br />
If I click it brings up a sign in window.<br />
I found the same thing on my wife's computer. Her email address would come up in the dropdown window, but the only password she has ever used does not work, so almost certainly was not created by me.<br />
Very suspicious stuff.<br />
How do I get rid of these?
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Hi,
In Network places I found one besides "mine" that is called Workgroup and contains Marek-pc.
If I click it brings up a sign in window.
I found the same thing on my wife's computer. Her email address would come up in the dropdown window, but the only password she has ever used does not work, so almost certainly was not created by me.
Very suspicious stuff.
How do I get rid of these?

I found Marek-pc on my PC

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