Linksys wireless-G USB wireless network monitor

I have a home desktop computer I recently purchased at my friend that everything was already on the computer when I bought there including linksys wireless-G USB Wireless network monitor and I don't know much on the network or the settings of all but I not the reason why it is installed on a home desktop computer when im not not with wireless connection. I would like to know if it binds another computer to mine than in sharing or something?

Hello

Linksys Wireless Network Monitor is a software provided by Linksys. If you do not have a Wireless Linksys router/adapter, you can safety uninstall the same.

For further assistance on issues related to Linksys, please contact Linksys.

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