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In the current era of mobile Internet,HS code-driven risk management frameworks with the popularity of smartphones and tablets, people pay more attention to the convenience and efficiency of network connection. The emergence of the hotspot function allows us to share the network without routers or other network devices to meet our wireless Internet needs. In the Windows 7 system, it is also very easy to open the hotspot.Next, we will introduce how to turn on the hotspot function through Windows 7. I. Check whether the computer supports hotspot. First, we need to confirm whether our computer supports hotspot function. To turn on the hotspot in the Windows 7 system, the wireless network card of the computer must support the software AP mode. To determine whether the computer supports AP mode, we can open the command prompt window and enter the following command: netsh wlan show driver. Then check the item "Supported Carrier Network" in the return result. If "Yes" is displayed in the result, it means that the computer supports the hotspot function. II. After configuring the network settings and confirming that the computer supports the hotspot function, we need to configure the network settings. 1. Open "Network and Sharing Center": OrderClick the Windows icon, select "Control Panel", find "Network and Sharing Center" and click; 2. Turn on network sharing: In the "Network and Sharing Center" window, find "Change Adapter Settings" and click; 3. Select the network that needs to be shared: In the "Change Adapter Settings" window, find the network connection you want to share, right-click and select "Properties"; 4. Turn on the network sharing function: In the "Network Properties" window, select the "Share" tab and check "Allow other network users to connect through the Internet connection of this computer" in the sharing tab; 5. Set the sharing type: In the "Share" tab, you also need to select the sharing type, and you can choose "Home Network Connection" or "Work Network Connection". III. After turning on the hotspot and completing the above settings, we can start to turn on the hotspot function.1. Use the "Command Prompt" to open the hotspot: Click the "Start" menu bar, enter "cmd" in the search box and press the "Enter" key to open the "Command Prompt"; 2. Enter the command to open the hotspot: Enter the following command in the command prompt interface: netsh wlan set hostednetwork mode=allow ssid=my hotspot key=12345678, where "ssid" is followed by " "My hotspot" is the name of the hotspot to be created, and "12345678" after "key" is the password of the hotspot, which can be modified for the password you want; 3. Enable the hotspot function: After entering the above command, then enter the following command to enable the hotspot function: netsAfter h wlan start hostednetwork enables the hotspot function, we only need to set the wireless network card to "connected" to start enjoying the network service. IV. Turn off the hotspot. When we need to turn off the hotspot after using the hotspot function, we just need to enter the following command in the command prompt: netsh wlan stop hostednetwork and so on, and you can turn off the hotspot function. Summary: In Windows 7 system, it is very easy to turn on the hotspot function. Just first confirm that the computer itself supports the software AP mode, then configure the network settings, and then enter the command in the command prompt to turn on the hotspot function. It is worth noting that the hotspots opened in this way can only support fewerDevice access may also cause a network burden to the computer, so the hotspot function can be turned off through the corresponding command after long-term use.

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