hello Brian, what you might want to do, rather than blocking out the connections...is to just not have any assisiation with them. what i mean by this is to not be connected with them. you could do this by adding a Password to your wireless internet router, then all computers would need a password in order to have any interference with your router whatsoever. As for your computers, you can make a profile on your wireless card program (the software that comes with most wireless adapters) this way your computer would only look for that connection, having the password incorperated with this would only make it harder for interference. if that doesnt work i would recomend swiching to a g router, i am assuming you would only get so much interence on a a/b router. try this out it should work. hope to hear from you soon. Dan
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hello Brian, what you might want to do, rather than blocking out the connections...is to just not have any assisiation with them. what i mean by this is to not be connected with them. you could do this by adding a Password to your wireless internet router, then all computers would need a password in order to have any interference with your router whatsoever. As for your computers, you can make a profile on your wireless card program (the software that comes with most wireless adapters) this way your computer would only look for that connection, having the password incorperated with this would only make it harder for interference. if that doesnt work i would recomend swiching to a g router, i am assuming you would only get so much interence on a a/b router. try this out it should work. hope to hear from you soon.
Dan