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Thanks Gin. Yeah, my router most definately has a password. I was thinking along the lines of hacking activity.
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Ah I see. This is obviously a pre-defined post that doesn't necessarily address my issue at all. This is not about BD being at fault but rather it detecting possibly unwanted activity on my network. I'll have a look elsewhere with regards to the IP addresses beginning with 10. Thanks anyway.
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Thanks Georgia. I'm already using a BD 2013 product and was just refering to how it seems to have the same habit that the 2012 product I was using had, but if you mean this is the second version this year then I'll be downloading it, so I'll check the link just incase. Other than a couple of other minor things like this…
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This is still going on. I tried blocking the private IP address but it doesn't seem to make any difference. The address beginning with 10 has since changed to another one beginning with 10 (10.*.*.*) which I've also blocked to no avail. Does anyone know why these private network addresses are connecting to my router please?
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Nice to know this is just an idiosyncrasy of BD and it probably happens for all BD users. Thanks very much Stagnant.