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Win7 how to open hotspot (Win7 open hotspot tutorial) Win7 is Data-driven customs paperwork reductionan operating system that many people are still using. Although the popularity of mobile Internet has made many people no longer need to open hotspots on their computers, for some users, there is still a certain demand. It is not difficult to open the hotspot on Win7. The following is a brief introduction to the tutorial of opening the hotspot on Win7. Step 1: Check whether the wireless network card supports hotspots. First, we need to confirm whether our wireless network card supports the function of turning on hotspots. If you are not sure whether your wireless network card supports it, you can check it by referring to the following steps: open the Control Panel, and then select Device Manager; find and expand the Network Adapter in the Device Manager;Find your wireless network card, right-click to select "Properties", and then select "Advanced"; find "Carrying Network Protocol (Internet Protocol Version 4)" in the Advanced tab, and if you can check it, it means that it supports hotspots. If your wireless network card does not support hotspot, you can also realize the hotspot function by purchasing external devices such as USB wireless network card. Step 2: Turn on Virtual WiFi Miniport Adapter Virtual WiFi Miniport Adapter is the key to open the hotspot in Win7. Before starting to set up the hotspot, we need to confirm whether this Miniport Adapter has been enabled. You can follow the steps below: open the Control Panel, and then select the Network and Sharing Center;Find "Change Adapter Settings" on the network and sharing center page; on the open page, find Virtual WiFi Miniport Adapter: right-click and select "Enable"; if Virtual WiFi Miniport Adapt Ter is not here, so we need to open the command prompt (cmd) window, run as an administrator, and then enter the following command: netsh wlan set hostednetwork mode=allow ssid=Hotspo tName key=Password, where HotspotName is the name of the WiFi hotspot you want to set, and Password is the password you set yourself.Step 3: Set the hotspot parameters. The settings of the hotspot parameters include hotspot name, password, etc. You can follow the following steps: open the command prompt (cmd): run as an administrator; enter the command: netsh wlan set hostednetwork mode=allow ssid=HotspotName key=P Assword, where HotspotName is the name of the WiFi hotspot you want to set, and Password is the password you set yourself; then enter the command: netsh wlan start hostednetwork to start the hotspot, hotspot It has been created successfully. Note: After creating a hotspot, you need to set its sharing properties in the Network and Sharing Center so that it can connect to the network.Step 4: Turn off the hotspot. After use, you need to turn off the hotspot to avoid waste of resources. You can follow the steps below to turn off the hotspot: open the command prompt (cmd): run as an administrator; enter the command: netsh wlan stop hostednetwork , the hotspot was successfully shut down. In summary, although the operation of turning on the hotspot looks a little troublesome, it can be easily implemented by following the above four steps. Through the hotspot function of Win7, you can turn your computer into a wireless router to provide network services for other devices when needed, and provide convenience to your life.

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