duplicate name exists on the network: can spy on me

I get this error message on an existing when duplicate name that I start.
I read the patches for this, but what I'm wondering is...
Assuming that the name "duplicate" is another computer, we are related in any way other than
by name and network? I want to know if Name2 (the other) is aware of name1 (me) regarding
like keystrokes, passwords, navigation, etc. ? What is the possibility exists for a name
'spy' on the other? -I'm on a wireless home network.
Because the error messages began, an oddity came with them... many times I have to
Click a button a second time, then wait for 1-2 seconds, whereas before, a simple left click
has brought an immediate response. Are us bogged down each other?

Let us know if the issue of the double name reappears; It should not.

I suspect that your mouse is having mechanical problems. Are you using the left button of the mouse much (for example, in games)?  Or there may be a foreign substance (dirt) in the switch.

If you have another mouse, you can try for a while to see if the problem persists with another mouse.  You can also go in Control Panel > mouse and (temporarily) the right switch and buttons to the left of the mouse - but this is not something you want to probably keep for any significant amount of time and if the problem occurs only intermittently, you may not be able to definitively determine that it does not occur when you use the right button to the usual left button functions.

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