Whakatikahia te taputapu Amazon KFAUWI e whakaatu ana i runga i te Whatunga

Windows 10 updates are notorious for prompting new problems followed by a severe headache to its users. After installing one of these problematic updates, you may notice an unknown device named Austin- Amazon of KFAUWI listed among your Network devices. It is natural for you to get worried upon noticing something fishy, be it an application or a physical device. What is this strange device? Should you be alarmed by its presence and has your PC security been compromised? How to fix Amazon KFAUWI device showing up on network issue? We will be answering all of these questions in this article.

How to Fix Amazon KFAUWI Device Showing up on Network in Windows 10

You may come across a device named Austin-Amazon KFAUWI in your list of network devices. The situation is worsened by the fact that while checking the Austin- Amazon of KFAUWI Properties, it does not provide any significant information. It only reveals the Manufacturer name (Amazon) and the Model name (KFAUWI), while all the other entries (Serial Number, Unique identifier, and the Mac & IP address) read unavailable. Because of this, you may think that your PC has been hacked.

What is Austin-Amazon of KFAUWI?

• Firstly, as obvious from the name itself, the network device is related to Amazon and its wide range of devices such as Kindle, Fire, etc., and Austin is the name of the motherboard used in these devices.
• Finally, KFAUWI is a LINUX-based PC employed by developers for device detection among other things. A quick search for the term KFAUWI also reveals that it is associated with the Amazon Fire 7 tablet i tukuna ano i 2017.

Why is Austin-Amazon of KFAUWI Listed in Network Devices?

To be honest, your guess is as good as ours. The obvious answer seems to be that:

• Your PC might have detected an Amazon Fire device connected to the same network and hence, the said listing.
• The Samsung TV Wi-Fi connection issue might be prompted by WPS or Wi-Fi Protected Setup settings of the router and Windows 10 PC.

However, if you do not own any Amazon devices or no such devices are currently connected to your Wi-Fi network, it might be best to get rid of Austin-Amazon of KFAUWI. Now, there are only two ways to remove Amazon of KFAUWI from Windows 10. The first is by disabling the Windows Connect Now service, and the second is by resetting the network. Both of these solutions are quite easy to execute as explained in the following segment.

Tikanga 1: Monohia Windows Connect Now Service

Windows Hono Inaianei (WCNCSVC) service is responsible for automatically connecting your Windows 10 PC to peripheral devices such as printers, cameras, and other PCs available on the same network to allow data exchange. The service is kua monokia ma te taunoa but the Windows update or even a rogue application may have modified the service properties.

If you indeed have an Amazon device connected to the same network, Windows will try to communicate with it. However, the connection would not be established due to compatibility issues. To disable this service and fix Amazon KFAUWI device showing up on network problem,

1. patua Nga taviri Windows + R i te wa kotahi ki te whakatuwhera Whakahaere pouaka korero.

2. I konei, pato ratonga.msc ka pāwhiri ai OK ki te whakarewa i te ratonga tono.

3. Patohia te ingoa column header, as shown, to sort all the services alphabetically.

4. Kimihia te Tūhono Windows Inaianei – Whirihorahia te Kairēhita mahi.

5. Pāwhiri-matau ki runga ka kōwhiri āhuatanga from the ensuing context menu, as depicted below.

6. I roto i te General ripa, pawhiria te Momo Whakaoho: tahua taka-iho me te whiriwhiri i te Manual kōwhiringa.

Tuhipoka: Ka taea hoki e koe te kowhiri i te monokia option to turn off this service.

7. I muri mai, pawhiria te Kāti button to terminate the service. 

8. Mana Ratonga pop-up with the message Kei te ngana a Windows ki te aukati i te ratonga e whai ake nei i runga Rorohiko Paetata… will appear, as shown.

Ana, te  Service status: ka hurihia ki Kua mutu in some time.

9. Patohia te Anga button to save the changes and then click OK kia puta ki te matapihi.

10. Ka mutu, tīmata to PC. Check whether Amazon KFAUWI device is still appearing in the network list or not.

Ano hoki: Whakatika Itarangi Kaore he Hapa Whirihoranga IP Whaimana

Method 2: Disable WPS & Reset Wi-Fi Router

The above method would have made the KFAUWI device disappear for most users, however, if your network security is indeed compromised, the device will continue to be listed. The only way to get around the issue is to reset the network router. This will revert all the settings to the default state and also kick away freeloaders from exploiting your Wi-Fi connection.

Step I: Determine IP Address

Before resetting, let us try disabling the WPS feature to fix Amazon KFAUWI device showing up on network issue. The first step is to determine router IP address through Command Prompt.

1. Whakapirihia te Kī Windows, momo Whakaaetia te Whakatairanga ka pāwhiri ai Whakahaere hei kaiwhakahaere.

2. Momo ipconfig whakahau ka patua te Whakauruhia te matua. Here, check your Waea Taunoa wāhitau.

Tuhipoka: 192.168.0.1 a 192.168.1.1 are the most common Router Default Gateway address.

Step II: Disable WPS Feature

Follow the steps listed below to disable WPS on your router:

1. Whakatuwheratia tetahi pūtirotiro tukutuku and go to your router Waea Taunoa wāhi noho (hei tauira 192.168.1.1)

2. Patohia to ingoa kaiwhakamahi a kupuhipa ka pāwhiri i te Takiuru pātene.

Tuhipoka: Check the underside of the router for the login credentials or contact your ISP.

3. Whakatere ki WPS tahua ka tīpako i te Monokia te WPS kōwhiringa, kua whakaatuhia kua tohua.

4. Now, go ahead and tahuri atu te pouara.

5. Wait for a minute or two and then whakahurihia ano.

Ano hoki: Whakatika Waea Wi-Fi Kaore i te Mahi i roto Windows 10

Step III: Reset Router

Check if the KFAUWI is device showing up on network issue has been resolved. If not, reset the router entirely.

1. Kia ano, whakatuwheratia te tautuhinga pouara te whakamahi i te default gateway IP address, ka Login.

2. Tuhia nga korero katoa tautuhinga whirihoranga. You will require them after resetting the router.

3. Patohia ka mau te Tautuhi tautuhi i runga i to pouara mo te 10-30 hēkona.

Tuhipoka: Me whakamahi koe i nga taputapu tohu penei i te a paina, or peita niho to press the RESET button.

4. The router will automatically whakaweto ka huri whakamuri. taea e koe tukuna te paatene Tuhinga o mua ka timata nga rama ki te kimo.

5. Whakauru ano the configuration details for the router on the webpage and tīmata te pouara.

Make sure to set a strong password this time around to avoid Amazon KFAUWI device showing up on the network issue altogether.

Manakohia:

Similar to Amazon KFAUWI device showing up on network, some users have reported the sudden arrival of an Amazon KFAUWI device associated with Amazon Fire HD 8, in their networks list after updating Windows. Execute the same solutions as mentioned above to get rid of it. If you have any queries/suggestions regarding this article, then feel free to drop them in the comments section.