Shared Wi-Fi hotspots in Win7 allow Android mobile phones to access the Internet

Win7 shared WIFI hotspot allows Android mobile phones to access the Internet. The following command line enables the Win7 hidden function to enable virtual Wireless AP mode to allow your Android devices to share the Win7 network.
(Pay attention to the need for wireless NICs for desktops ). 1. Run CMD (command line program) as an administrator; www.2cto.com. 2. Enter the command to check whether our wireless network adapter supports the command. Click Start, Enter cmd on the keyboard, press enter, and copy the following sentence: netsh wlan show drivers. Return to the cmd dialog box, right-click it, and paste it to "c: \ users \ ***>, press enter. Then there will be a bunch of things. Find "yes" or "no" after "supported bearer network"
Netsh wlan set hostednetwork mode = allow ssid = Name key to be broadcast = Your connection password is used up. If you need to disable the network, you only need to change mode = allow to mode = disallow to run the preceding command successfully. then you will find that there will be an additional connection named "Microsoft Virtual WiFi Miniport Adapter" in your network sharing center-change the Adapter settings. Set up Internet Connection Sharing at www.2cto.com 3 and below: In the "Network Connection" window, right-click the local network connection that has been dial-up (such as "Broadband connection" or other ), select "properties"> "share", check "allow others... connection (N)", and select "Microsoft Virtual WiFi Miniport Adapter ". After confirmation, "shared" is displayed next to the shared Nic icon, indicating that "Broadband connection" has been shared to "Microsoft Virtual WiFi Miniport Adapter ". 4. Run netsh wlan start hostednetwork in a command prompt. To disable this function, you only need to run netsh wlan stop hostednetwork. Now you can find that your android server can find the shared WIFI.