Win7 no need for third-party tools to set up WiFi hotspots

With the popularity of smartphones, mobile internet or data flow meter, wireless routers become inevitable.

However, there is no wireless hotspot everywhere, when only a computer with a wireless card can achieve hotspot coverage. Say less nonsense, the method is as follows:

1. Open the Windows command prompt as an administrator.

2. Enable and set the virtual WiFi card.

Run command: netsh wlan set hostednetwork mode=allow Ssid=wifi key=123456789

This command has three parameters, mode: Whether the virtual WiFi NIC is enabled, or disallow is disabled.
SSID: The name of the wireless network, preferably in English.
Key: Wireless network password, more than eight characters.
The above three parameters can be used alone, such as using only mode=disallow to directly disable the virtual WiFi network card.

3. After successful, the network connection will be more than one NIC for "Microsoft virtual WiFi Miniport Adapter" Wireless connection 2, for convenience, rename it to virtual WiFi. If not, just update the wireless card driver is OK.

4. Set up Internet Connection Sharing.
In the Network Connections window, right-click the wired local network connection that is connected to the Internet, select Properties → share, tick allow other ... Connect (N) "and select" Virtual WiFi ".

5. Turn on the wireless network.
Run at the command prompt: netsh wlan start hostednetwork (Netsh wlan stop hostednetwork will change start to stop to turn off the wireless network, you can only run this command again after booting to enable the wireless network)

Win7 no need for third-party tools to set up WiFi hotspots