How to Create a WiFi Hotspot Using the Command Prompt
Now-a-days internet connectivity has become one of the things that we need the most. It would be nice if we can use our computer's fast internet Connection. So guys the solution is Wireless Hosted Network. This concept of Wireless Hosted network was introduced in Windows 7. By using this feature we can easily create a virtual wireless adapter.To do this we only require a CMD(Command Prompt) with Administrator privileges. And best of all you can connect to another WiFi when Hosted Network is running. This process describes some of the commands that are available only in Windows 7 or Windows 8 Ready PC.
Steps
Start. Click on start button on your desktop or press the Windows Key on keyboard.
Search. Type "cmd" in search box and right click on command prompt. Select Run as Administrator.
For Beginners. You are accessing the Admin privileges so you will be asked for User Account Control. Click on Yes. Now you have command prompt running
Device Check. Type netsh wlan show drivers in command prompt and press enter.
It will show the output like the image.
In the output
It will show the output like the image.
In the output
Create. Type netsh wlan set hostednetwork mode=allow ssid=Hotspotname key=password in Command prompt. This will create a Hotspot but it is currently offline
Start. Type netsh wlan start hostednetwork in command prompt to start the hotspot you just created.
Stop. Type netsh wlan stop hostednetwork in command prompt to stop the hotspot.
Details. Type netsh wlan show hostednetwork to check the hotspot status.
Internet. To share your internet connection on this hotspot go to the Network and sharing center and click on Change adapter setting. Here right click on the Connection that you use to connect to internet and select properties. In properties go to Sharing tab and check the box "Allow other network users to connect through this computer's internet connection and select the network connection name that is used by your hotspot.(For this check the Network Connection Window and look for Connection which says Microsoft Hosted Network Virtual Adapter). And save it. Now your inter net connection is shared
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