How XP system sets WiFi hotspots

Before setting up a WiFi hotspot, it is important to state that the WiFi hotspot set up for the notebook's XP system can only be a hot spot for the adhoc, Win7 can build a adhoc hotspot, so some Android users ' phones may not support adhoc, so they can't connect to this hotspot.

Building hotspots takes only 3 steps:

1, desktop, Network Neighborhood, right key, properties, broadband connection (broadband + computer + wireless network card) or local connection (broadband + router + computer + wireless network card), properties, Advanced, select "Allow other network users to connect through this computer's Internet connection", home network connection Select Wireless network connection Select Allow other network users to control or disable shared Internet connections, and select all in Settings, OK.

2, desktop, Network Neighborhood, right key, properties, wireless Internet connection, right button, properties, wireless network configuration, check "Configure my wireless network settings with Windows" To add SSID: 123, point 123 Properties, association, network authentication: Open, Data encryption: WEP, do not select " Automatically provide me with this key ", enter the appropriate password, the other full check, return to the wireless network configuration, (next) Advanced, select the last two (only ...) and automatic .... ), close, return wireless network configuration, (upper) advanced, the first box is not selected, home network connection (if any), the second box selected, OK.

3, see the Available wireless connection, you can connect to the application. Really can not connect, restart the computer, if not yet, the above order to do again. Mobile phone Click on the wireless network, enter the password can be online, if other computers want to connect to the Internet and not even, please configure the computer wireless network card configuration, the same name (123) and password settings. This article has the WiFi sharing master wifi.ggsafe.com release, reprint please indicate the source. Thank you!