I have Wifi set up in my house. How can I tell if somebody is piggybacking my internet connection?

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1. click this >>> http://192.168.1.1 there u can check diffrent computers connecting to ur router ,, and also when u type that address ,it will ask u a login name and password just leave login name blank and type" admin"in password field.. good luck
2. normally they can't piggyback your connection, but if you see a car sitting outside your house, and the person is using a laptop, then they MIGHT be piggybacking your connection. but, really, theres no way to make a connection without being a pro hacker.
3. there are a lot of way how to get into non secure Wireless Network one way make sure that you do not have any printer share over network use WPA - PSK encryption with 63 characters and to see type 192.168.0.1 admin then password make sure is longer then 63 characters to check out who is in in Router go Status then Check Logs
4. If you haven't secured your wireless connection, you should. As the person above said, you really want to use WPA-PSK with a strong key. For more information on that, check out Steve Gibson's website, specifically the SecurityNow! podcasts, episodes, 10, 11, and 13. I'll include the link below. If you've got an unsecured, open network, people can connect to it almost accidentally. If you're curious as to who might be connected, scan it. Foundstone, Inc. makes an excellent scanning tool, and it's free to download. I'll include that link below as well.