A solution to the failure of the host network after restarting the computer

In the Win7 system we can use the cmd command to open the hosting network, such as using the command: netsh wlan set hostednetwork mode=allow Ssid=alan key=12345678 to set a host network with the SSID named Alan;

But when the computer is restarted, the host network will automatically shut down, and the computer will not see the host network that was previously created;

In fact, this situation does not need to reset the hosting network, just reopen the cmd window to reopen the hosting network.

Input: netsh wlan start hostednetwork carriage return;

Then the computer will see the last time the host network has been created;

If you do not want to manually enter the command each time you can open Notepad to enter the Netsh wlan start hostednetwork and save it as a bat file;

Then put the file in the boot, the computer will automatically open the host network after the restart.