Seems the age old security risk of windows file and printer sharing (which can be fixed assuming users wish to use the patch containing that fix, but since I don't trust MS and it's patches because they often install and/or unistall undisclosed features, etc), I see there's a work around for those who use internet connection sharing on networks, but the workaround is unclear to me in one particular aspect. I see that "uninstalling" file and printer sharing is done by going to start>settings>network connections>LAC>then see "this connection uses..." and then highlighting it's "file and printer sharing for microsoft networks". Obviously uninstalling it by then clicking uninstall thereafter prevents any unwanted sharing, but what if we simply un-tick it, what does that actually do? Might un-ticking it, simply disable file and printer sharing and also prevent any networked system from accessing shared files? I'm sure some of us would like to know if there are any differences between just un-ticking it and uninstalling it, maybe someone knows and will afford a comment. Regards and hap-e-trails, Steve Hopper