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Convert Windows 8 PC/Laptop into wi-fi hotspot


Follow these steps to successfully convert your Windows 8 PC/Laptop into wi-fi hotspot
Step.1: Open run (windows key+R), type ncpa.npl.
Step.2: A new window is in front of you. There select wireless Network adapter and sharing center and select properties.
Step.3: In wifi properties Select share, followed by Allow Others Network users to connect.
Note- Never Tick 2nd Option.
Step.4: Now Open Command Promote As administrative.
Step.5: Don’t worry by looking in below Command promote codes in picture, those are very simple.
You need to copy and paste below command in command prompt.

“netsh wlan set hostednetwork mode=allow ssid=”techbymak” key=”techbymak”“
You will see SSid which is actually your network name, which we are going to create.
Step.6:Now you need to start the network By using below command.
“netsh wlan start hostednetwork”
Every thing is done. Now you can observe your laptop is working like a router.
Note:To check How many Devices Are connected to your router you need to enter below command in command promote.
“netsh wlan show hostednetwork”
ENJOY!!!

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