160WiFi dial-up Internet users cannot open WiFi sharing

160WiFi is a no line by the software, so that many users in the absence of routers on the premise of a notebook to achieve WiFi sharing. Now the small series will use the 160WiFi encountered a single summary of the problem.

One, dial-up users cannot open WiFi sharing. Some dial-up Internet users may be unable to share because they did not select "Allow others to use this connection" when they created the connection. The error prompts appear as shown in the following illustration. You need to create a new dial-up link and check "Allow others to use this connection" at the time of establishment.

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Open the system's control panel, find "View network status and Tasks", open Network and Sharing Center, and reset your new connection or network. When you set up a new connection, in the "type the information provided by your Internet service provider (ISP)" interface, select "Remember Password" and check the "Allow others to use this connection" option to allow people with access to this computer to use this connection. Once the connection is successful, the 160WiFi can be switched back on to enable WiFi sharing.

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Two, 360 antivirus 360rp.exe causes WiFi share to fail. Some users have individual settings that cause the WiFi to open to fail, and you can try the following methods to resolve them.

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Turn on the 360 antivirus setting option, Cancel "Automatically start after landing windows", turn Off "self-protection", and then turn on 160WiFi again to enable WiFi sharing.

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In addition, due to the recent upgrade, so that some of the original users can use 160WiFi, now can not be used. You can view the service options in Task Manager to see if the ICS service is automatically turned on, and if it is not automatically enabled, WiFi sharing is not possible.

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160wifi No line from the software has been growing in the upgrade, determined to provide users with more and more good WiFi sharing experience, the function will be more and more good!