How to Create Hotspot Network using CMD - Windows 10, 11

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Create Hotspot on Windows computer (Windows 10 or Windows 8.1) using CMD.

Follow the steps in the video and check if it helps you with the Setup.

Right click on the start button.
Choose the Command Prompt (Admin).
If prompted by User Account Control, click
An elevated Command Prompt window appears on your screen.
Type the following command which will scan the virtualization support of your network interface, “netsh wlan show drivers”
Now, here, if you get a No message then you have to update your network adapter.
And if the Hosted Network gives you a Yes message then it means that you can go ahead as the network interface assisted virtualization.
Type the below-mentioned command to set up an ad hoc wireless internet connection, “netsh WLAN set hostednetwork mode=allow ssid= key=”
Now substitute the markup tags with your desired entries.
In the place of “network name” provide your desired network name and instead of “pass key” provide your key which should not be less than 8 characters.
After setting up the hosted network, you need to start it.
And to do so, type the following command “netshwlanstarthostednetwork”
Now open Windows 10 Control Panel.
Choose the Network and Sharing Center.
On the left pane of the Network and Sharing Center window, click the link Change Adapter Settings.
This will open up Network Connections.
Here, or the recently created Wi-Fi connection you need to turn on the Internet Connection Sharing.
And to do so right-click on the internet connection device which is currently connected to the internet.
Navigate to the Sharing
Select the checkbox which asks you to
Allow other network users to connect through this computer’s Internet connection.
And then use the drop-down menu and select the recently created ad hoc
You can get the IP address of the recently created ad hoc connection by double-clicking the TCP/IPv4 Properties under the Networking Tab.
Now you can connect any of your Wi-Fi able devices with your Windows 10
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