Wireless Network – Infrastructure Mode without router – Internet sharing

Comment in English! – Comenten en Español! – Komentujte po slovensky! How to create a wifi network using Windows 7 and setting it as infrastructure mode. This can be used as an Ad-Hoc connection for Android devices (no root required). Commands: netsh wlan set hostednetwork mode=allow ssid=testwifi key=”123456789012″ netsh wlan start hostednetwork netsh wlan show hostednetwork Music: Kool Kats – Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com) Licensed under Creative Commons “Attribution 3.0″

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18 Responses to “Wireless Network – Infrastructure Mode without router – Internet sharing”

  1. dorsai4d says:

    Simple and helpful, thanks!

  2. LucianoITchannel says:

    @dorsai4d Thank you!

  3. s0ccer96 says:

    does it work for ipod touch?

  4. LucianoITchannel says:

    @s0ccer96 yes, it does. I tried with an ipod touch 3g (model mc086bt) and it works great.

  5. 1971DESH says:

    I was not successfull, after 3rd step complete I could not see any “virtual adapter” in device manager and if i start show command then , everything was done but status was like “Nor Available ”
    plz help me

  6. 1971DESH says:

    I was not successfull, after 3rd step complete I could not see any “virtual adapter” in device manager and if i start show command then , everything was done but status was like “Nor Available ”
    plz help me, I wanna connect internet for galaxy tab 7″ android 2.2

  7. LucianoITchannel says:

    @1971DESH. Try updating your wlan card drivers from the device manager, restart if needed and start the procedure again. Please let me know if you are still having the issue after the update.

  8. zeeshanaslam59 says:

    o man u r great..i hav no words for thnkin u..really….aweswome description….

  9. zeeshanaslam59 says:

    psp detecting signals but error=not supported..i guess coz of key….can u tell me how to change the password type which supports psp..thnks

  10. LucianoITchannel says:

    @zeeshanaslam59 Unfortunately, it seems to be that PSP does not support WPA2… which is the protocol used by this feature.
    According to the PSP online manual, PSP only supports WEP, WPA-PSK (TKIP) and WPA-PSK (AES).

  11. zeeshanaslam59 says:

    sorry to bother u again..i got problem in other laptops that i cant find any virtual adapter after the first command..i tried manty times but cudnt detect any..what cud b the reason..it is working well on my acer..also worken on an Hp laptop..but in other Hp laptop got this problem..reply asap..thnks

  12. LucianoITchannel says:

    @zeeshanaslam59 trying with computers of different brands I found that some need a manual refresh in the device manager. Some wouldn’t work until I restarted it. Check if the network card has the ad-hoc option or a something related to broadcasting. Update drivers. Check also the event log to see if there is any hint. And lastly, it can happen that the network card is simply not compatible.
    Let me know if any of this was of any help.

  13. artyjag says:

    You da man!

  14. LucianoITchannel says:

    @artyjag Thanks, bro!

  15. Abdusabri says:

    Thank you very much, you helped me a lot, great effort :)

  16. LucianoITchannel says:

    @Abdusabri Thank you!

  17. Cpr192 says:

    my android device is not connecting to the network i set :( any1 can help me please ?

  18. LucianoITchannel says:

    @Cpr192 I will need some more info from your side: does the device see the network?, did you restarted the computer after you did the steps?

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