Wi-fi networks are visible and the connection works on other devices, but on one device/laptop, it won't connect and keeps on saying 'Cannot connect to this network'. You can stop you Hosted Network anytime by entering netsh wlan stop hostednetwork command.Media Disconnected Wireless LAN adapter Wi-fi SOLVED Maximum of 100 clients can connect to that network. SSID, Authentication and Cipher information are also shown there. You can see Hosted Network mode is “Allowed” and it is already “Started”. You can see your newly created hosted network by entering this command : netsh wlan show hostednetwork Now start this hosted network by enter the following command netsh wlan start hostednetwork. So, Hosted Network mode has been set and SSID and Key has been changed successfully. Other devices need to have this key to connect to this network.ħ. Replace ssid and password with your desired inputs. Netsh wlan set hostednetwork mode=allow ssid=”ssid” key=”password” Launch Administrative Command Prompt from Quick Access Menu (Windows Key + X). It will allow other wireless devices to connect.Ĥ. Select Sharing tab and select Allow other network users to connect through this computer’s internet connection. Right-click on your active wireless network connection and select Properties option.ģ. Press Windows Key + R and type ncpa.cpl, Hit Enter.Ģ.
Here, in Windows 8 you can turn this feature on without using any third party software.ġ. There are plenty of applications available to use your Windows computer as Hotspot but most of them are paid applications. But this article will show you how to set up your Windows 8 PC to work as a Hotspot and after that you will able to connect any Wi-Fi enabled smartphone and tablet with it. Ad-Hoc supports wireless connection between computers. It is very much different from a AD-HOC network. You can use your Windows 8 laptop as a wireless access point.
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