How does the WIN8 system use the hosted network mode?

1. First confirm the wireless card switch on, the driver has been successfully installed, wireless network function can be used normally.

Open Control Panel---View network status and Tasks, click "Change adapter Settings" on the left to confirm that there is a "Wi-Fi" network connection. As shown in the following illustration:

Right-click on the desktop computer icon to select Settings. Click Device Manager, or press "Windows" and "X" keys directly to select "Device Manager" to confirm that there is no exclamation point device under the network adapter, wireless network adapter devices and "Microsoft Kernel debugging network Adapters", As shown in the following figure (different brands of different models of wireless network card name slightly different, the following figure Atheros AR9285 as an example). If you do not have these two devices, please uninstall the existing Wireless card driver, reinstall the Lenovo website to provide wireless network card driver attempt.

If you have a down arrow icon, right-click the device and select Open. The following figure:

If there is a "WAN miniport" with an exclamation mark, please refer to the note for processing.

Click on the lower right corner of the mouse taskbar network icon, if there are other network signals around, the wireless network card is available.

2. Determine if the network share related services are open.

You can right-click on the desktop computer icon, open management---services and applications---services (or press Windows keys and R keys simultaneously, enter "Services.msc", click OK to open the Service Manager), and view the Internet Connection Sharing (ICS) and Remote Procedure call (RPC) services are enabled. If "manual" is not "running", right click on the appropriate service to select Start, if disabled, the corresponding service right click "Properties", "Startup mode" set to "Automatic", click the "Apply" button, click "Start", and then click "OK" to complete the setup.

3. Set up a hosting network.

Press the Windows key and the X key at the same time and select command Prompt (Administrator).

Enter the Netsh wlan set hostednetwork mode=allow ssid= the network name you want to establish (in English format) key= the password you want to set (at least 8 digits) press ENTER to set the SSID and password. (for example, the Netsh wlan set hostednetwork mode=allow Ssid=mywlan key=12345678.) )

Enter the Netsh wlan start hostednetwork and press ENTER to open the hosting network.

4. Set up a network share

Open Control Panel in turn---View network status and tasks---change adapter settings

If the above command is created successfully, a network connection with a number after "Local Area Connection *" appears. and the middle section displays the set wireless network name. As shown in the following illustration:

Right click on "Ethernet" to select "Properties", click "Share", and click "OK" to save settings as shown in the image below. (If you are using a broadband connection to dial the Internet, right-click on the "Broadband Connection" to select Properties, set sharing)

The above operation completes after the handset searches creates wireless network "Mywlan", uses the key "12345678" to connect the test.

Note:

If the lower right corner of the network icon to open the "Wi-Fi" display as "off"

2. If the Device Manager appears "WAN Miniport (Network Monitor)"

3. After you enter the command to press ENTER, you find that there is no local connection * In the Change adapter settings interface, first open Device Manager again to see if a Microsoft managed network virtual adapter is disabled, as shown in the following illustration. If disabled, right-click to select Enable, and then re-enter the command to create a wireless network. (Note: This virtual device appears only after the hosting network is created and is normally hidden and invisible)

If the above operation is complete, the "Local Area Connection *" is still not available, please open Control Panel-system and security-Windows Firewall, click on the left "allow programs or features through Windows Firewall" to find "Windows communication Foundation "Item, check if all check, click OK after all check, then try to recreate the wireless network.

If the mobile phone is connected to the wireless network created, but cannot open the Web page, the first computer installed all the protection software temporarily shut down or temporarily stop protection, and then open the "Control Panel"---"System and Security"---"Windows Firewall", click on the left "turn on or off Windows Firewall", This is temporarily set to shut down, and then the phone will reopen the web attempt.

If the mobile phone QQ can send and receive messages, but cannot open the Web page, other applications can not be networked, perhaps the computer system DNS service is abnormal, you can in the "Change adapter settings" in the "Ethernet" or "Broadband connection" (depending on the way you use the network) right click to select "Status", click "Details", record " IPV4 DNS "Information, mobile network settings manually set the DNS server (domain name) address. Details of the specific settings for the mobile phone manufacturers to provide instructions.

Local network operators can also be consulted to consult the DNS server address. The following public NDS server addresses are available for reference: 114DNS (114.114.114.114,114.114.115.115), Google public DNS (8.8.8.8, 8.8.4.4), OpenDNS ( 208.67.222.222, 208.67.220.220), according to the region and the use of network operators to choose the nearest.