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Yes, they are gone. But over the years, I have found many things disappear from the internet.Something we have to live with.

Attachments.
Top right to the right of you name Select Settings.
Left pane - scroll down to Attachments.
In there is where you can delete stuff.

No wireless. So that is eliminated.

This picture did the trick
http://s562.photobucket.com/user/RonRock_photos/media/Mobile%20Uploads/2016-12/20161216_081705_zpse0qbwqox.jpg.html


Manual I...

No wireless.

This picture did the trick
http://s562.photobucket.com/user/RonRock_photos/media/Mobile%20Uploads/2016-12/20161216_081705_zpse0qbwqox.jpg.html


Manual I found...

Post the make and model of that modem.
Ok, they call it differently, but that is what it is.

We need to do a tad of research on it.

I agree ISP.

I have run into that before, Being lazy and cheap they are.

Bypass all the routers and do a ipconfig -all

That looks fine.

I was able to bypass all the routers and connect straight to the modem wired, and that gave me the IP numbers which was 192.168.1.xx
Yes, they were using private numbers in that...

Ok take a look.
from the cmd prompt
ipconfig -all

And see what it says.

I dragged my columns to where I wanted them.

The 2 tools should have listed the SSID and MAC addresses, After matching them, I would block the Mac addresses.

In the RSSI column, if the signal is less than a -70, that is a -70dB, I can connect to it.

A -90 with the onboard nic, means I need to use my external nic as it has a external antenna which...

LOL, that may well be.
Now, WifiInfoView , I have on this laptop.
http://www.nirsoft.net/utils/wifi_information_view.html

I travel a lot and it gives me information that has come in handy many...

Those are all Private IPs so no problem with that part.

If I found the right tutorial, you can set it to Resolve MAC addresses
https://www.softperfect.com/products/networkscanner/manual/

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