This instructional exercise I am sharing today, you don't require applications or any product before you can make or host a wifi hotspot on your PC. Well,you might not know this element is accessible on windows os or macintosh os and I've tried both and it's working splendidly well.
Rather than you utilizing your cell phone internet, its inbuilt hotspot you can apply the well ordered guide and complete it on your PC, with what I saw numerous (pc) clients download different programms(software) to make their PC or tablet a WiFi hotspot which may contain spyware and adware, which may get you angry seeing these things.
So I propose you not to download any of such programms, rather use this my detailed and easy tutorial which am going to teach you right now.
Well ordered guidelines to use your Computer as WiFi hotspot
Note: like I said this could work on mac and windows working framework.
Firstly, I will be sharing two (2) various ways on
how to open a wifi hotspot using command prompt.
FIRST METHOD USING COMMAND PROMPT
- Click Start for windows or Mac Button for Mac
- Type or search for Command Prompt into the search box. This will bring up the command prompt icon.
- Right click command prompt and click run as administrator. This option is available only via right click drop down menu.
- Click Yes. Then command prompt should open
- Type “Netsh wlan show drivers” and press enter. Note: command will display information to help you confirm that your computer can create a hotspot with the command prompt.
- Look for “Yes” next to “Hosted Network Supported” if you see yes that means your computer supports the hosted network feature.
- Now type the code below into command prompt.
- “Netsh wlan set hostednetwork mode=allow ssid=xristech key=xristechblog”
- And press enter. Make sure to replace “xristech” and “xristechblog” text with what you want your hotspot name and password to be.
- Type “Netsh wlan start hosted network” and press enter. This will turn on your wifi hotspot
- Exit command prompt if you like, now enjoy your hotspot. (Don't include the quote marks).
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