Laptop (WIN7 | XP) transmits Wi-Fi signals

Windows 7 System

Step 1: You need two NICs on your computer, one wired network, and one wireless network (both in your laptop). You can consider buying a USB wireless network adapter (about 50)

Step 2: win + r cmd Input

Netsh wlan set hostednetwork mode = allow ssid = hackseo key = hackhack [PS: The ssid is the user name, and the key is the password that can be changed. It should be displayed when eight or more bits are required]
Netsh wlan start hostednetwork

WIN7 + WINxp

Download ConnectifyInstaller in the following sequence: Download, install, restart, and set

Pps: xp is supported in versions 3.0 and later!

WINXP

Note: The sharing condition is that the notebook must have a wireless network card and has been enabled.

Step 1: Right click -- "Network Neighbor" -- properties -- Right click -- wireless network connection -- properties -- wireless network configuration -- add (for example)

Close -- confirm to exit, search for the wireless signal to see if the signal is consistent with the "Network Name (SSID)" You entered, for example:

In the last step, select "Local Connection" and "wireless connection"-"right-click"-"Bridge Connection". If the connection fails, unplug the network cable or restart the computer)