First step, see if your computer supports network sharing
In the command prompt (at the end of the article), type: netsh wlan show drivers, and then enter.
Find "Supported hosting network", if the following is "yes", congratulations, your computer support hosting network can be shared, otherwise, it is another thought of his FA!
Step two, set the user name and password for the shared network
At the command prompt, enter: netsh wlan set hostednetwork mode=allow ssid=wifiname key=wifipasswd carriage return
The SSID is set to the WiFi name, key is the password entry
After the carriage return, it will show
Step three, start the hosting network
Enter at the command prompt; Netsh wlan start hostednetwork
Enter
Step fourth, turn off the hosting network
At the command prompt, enter: netsh wlan stop hostednetwork
Enter
Fifth steps, problems that may be encountered
You may fail to start in the third step as follows:
Right-click My Computer--manage--Device Manager--network adapter, check to see if there is a yellow flag in front of the Microsoft Kernel Debug network adapter, if so, you did not start, right click-Start, and then try the 3rd step to start successfully. If still not, you can try to update the network card driver and other methods (not tried)
Sixth step, win 8 command prompt start mode
Micro software +r: input cmd, enter
In the lower-left corner of the desktop, right-click the mouse, and in the shortcut menu that appears, select command Prompt/Command prompt (Admin)