Many people have used a variety of wifi artifacts, such as connectify, 360 portable wifi, and so on .. I have been using FY for more than a year. It is very slow and often interrupted if I do not open the software.
Some people may have used to manually enter commands on the command interface to create and enable the wireless network. However, lz is too lazy to input so many things each time.
There is a silly method that has been practical, that is, simple, efficient, and stable. Here, you can see:
In fact, the command is written as a batch processing file.
1. Press "win + R"-> enter "cmd"-> enter the command line to see what your default path is. The default path of lz is "C: \ Users \ Lanzao"
2. Go to the default path and create a notebook in the lanzao folder under drive C users,
3. Enter the two commands in the notepad. Command:
"Netsh wlan set hostednetwork mode = allow ssid = xxxxxxx key = 12345678
Netsh wlan start hostednetwork"
4. Rename the suffix wifi.bat((you can change the suffix of. txt to. bat as needed)
5. Press "win + R"-> enter "cmd"-> enter the command line, and enter "wifi" or "wifi. bat ", you will see the following interface, indicating that it is successfully enabled.
If the prompt "...... It's neither internal nor external commands. It should be because your files are not stored in the default path.
Solution: copy and paste the file to the default path (that is, the path in front of the string when the file is opened at the beginning ..)
If you have never manually enabled the service, you may encounter wifi connection failures or network access failures. follow these steps:
1. Open the network and sharing center. Right-click the computer icon in the lower-right corner of the desktop and choose enter from the shortcut menu, or choose Control Panel> network and internet> network and sharing center.
2. Choose "Change adapter Settings" on the left and right-click "Local Connection"-> properties-> share-> select "to allow other users ......... "-> OK .. For example:
3. Restart wifi .. That is, open the command line and enter "wifi. bat" (you can enter whatever your batch file is called ..)..
In fact, what else will happen? I didn't think of it either. Please follow the prompts ,,