How to set up WiFi for Win7 notebooks

Using Win7 's own virtual WiFi network card, without the router, easy to create their own network for their own smart machine, is not very handsome? First, make sure your notebook is networked!

1. In the first step, press Win+r to bring up the "Run" bar, enter "cmd" in the "Run" menu bar, a command prompt, and enter the command "Netsh wlan set hostednetwork mode=allow ssid=xiaoming key=18901234", Start the virtual WiFi network card, where the SSID equals the network name and key is the secret key. When you enter a command, the ENTER key prompts you to start the hosting network. If it does not start, close the command prompt. Enter the start, locate the command prompt in the attachment to run as an administrator, and then enter the command for Netsh.

2. The second step to open the Network Sharing Center, click "Change Adapter", we will see a name "Wireless network connection 2" network connection, this is the win7 of the virtual WiFi network card, and then right click on the connected network, properties, see the "Sharing" tab, click to enter, Check allows other network users to connect through this computer's Internet connection and select Wireless network Connection 2 to connect.

3. Step three Open the command prompt, enter the last command, "Netsh wlan start hostednetwork", start the hosting network, open the mobile WLAN, will search for a network called "Xiaoming", at this point, enter the key "18901234" just set, You can enjoy the speed of the mobile phone free WIFI internet!

Attention matters

1. If you open a command prompt, and after you enter the first command, the prompt that "must run this command from the command prompt with administrator privileges" appears, close the window, locate the command prompt in the Start menu bar, and right-click to run as Administrator.

2. If you want to turn off the hosted network, you can use the netsh wlan stop hostednetwork command to turn off the shared network.

3. Some children's shoes want to use this method frequently, but it's too much to ask, but try this method, write the command to open the shared network to Notepad, save as the "open Network. Bat" file, write the command to turn off the shared network to Notepad, and save as the "turn off network. bat" file. When you need to share a network, perform the "Open Network. bat" file as an administrator, and in the same vein, execute the file as an administrator when you do not need a network share.