Wireless card connects to the Internet, and a wired network card shares the network with another computer (notebook as a wired router)

Have a laptop and a desktop , all in the bedroom

Laptop can connect to the living room router with wireless card, the desktop computer is not equipped with wireless card, not internet

To pull a cable from the living room router to connect the desktop to the bedroom is obviously stupid, and it's not too economical to buy a relay router in the bedroom.

The simplest and most straightforward way to do this is after the laptop connects to the Internet through a wireless connection to the living room router

Connect the wired network card to the desktop and share it with the desktop

Because this is not very understand, a little toss a bit to fix

Some of the information on the internet is a bit messy, or simply organize and record the steps to solve problems in the future when you encounter the same problem

1, in the network and Sharing Center, click Change network adapter settings, you can see the notebook has wireless network connection and local connection

2. Go to the Wireless Network connection Properties page and set up the share ("Allow other network users to connect through this computer")

3, desktop and notebook local connection (wired network card) use static IP, for example, notebook use 192.168.137.1, Desktop is 192.168.137.2, at this time the desktop has been able to ping the host on the Internet

4, the desktop DNS needs to correctly set a valid address, after the setup is complete, the desktop computer can use the DNS service, through the domain name to access the site

Wireless card connects to the Internet, and a wired network card shares the network with another computer (notebook as a wired router)