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If when you shut down your computer and you get "There is another user logged onto your computer", this is because if more than one user is logged on to your computer at the same time, when you shut down your computer, Windows will tell you that the other users are logged on as well, even if they are not in use. If you are the only user logged on with no wireless connection in your network and you get this message, that means that you have uninvited guests using your connection. In this case, your computer may be infected with some kind of malware allowing remote control. The following are three things that you need to do to fix this problem.

1. Scan your computer completely with anti-virus software and anti-malware software.

2. Go to Control Panel -> User Accounts -> uncheck the "Fast user switching" checkbox. This feature allows more than one person "logged in" to your machine at the same time.

3. If you are not using "File and Printer sharing for Microsoft Networks", you would better to turn it off. The following tells you how to do it.

1) Click My Network Places

2) Right-click Local Area Connection

3) Click Properties.

4) Uncheck "File and Printer sharing for Microsoft Networks" check box.

With the above fix, your computer will be much safer.

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