Win10 desktop computer does not have a mobile hotspot, and said that there is no network card, I wan

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1. The first step is to confirm that the mobile hotspot is turned on.

2. Click Ethernet and select Change Network Adapter Settings.

3. Find the mobile hotspot network.

4. Right-click the mouse and select Properties, enter the settings menu, and select IPv4 <>

5. IPv4 is to set the IP address manually, here it is changed to automatic setting. Click Confirm to save.

6. Go back to the network device settings page, select Ethernet network, and right-click to select properties.

7. Select Network Sharing on the Attribute Menu page, allow other computer networks to share the car through this network, select the hotspot network to share below, and click Save to set it.

1. The first step is to confirm that the mobile hotspot is turned on.

2. Click Ethernet and select Change Network Adapter Settings.

3. Find the mobile hotspot network.

4. Right-click the mouse to select Properties, enter the settings menu, select IPv45, IPv4 is to manually set the IP address, here it is changed to automatic setting. Click Confirm to Save6, return to the network device settings page, select the Ethernet network, right-click to select Attribute 7, select Network Share on the Properties menu page, allow other computer networks to tick through this network share, select the hotspot network to be shared, set it and click Save.

How it works:

Right-click on "My Computer" and select "Device Manager".

Go to the page, select Network Adapters, and turn on the NIC.

A window appears, select the "Advanced" option.

Select "long and short" for the value with the number "802", and click OK.

Win10 system can not connect to the mobile phone hotspot network, just turn on this service, hurry up and tell everyone.

How it works:

Right-click on "My Computer" and select "Device Manager".

Go to the page, select Network Adapters, and turn on the NIC.

A window appears, select the "Advanced" option.

Select "long and short" for the value with the number "802", and click OK.

1. Right-click on the start menu, select "Command Prompt (Administrator) (A)", and run the cmd command prompt as administrator.

2. Enter netsh wlan set hostednetwork mode=allow ssid=jayfan key=12345678 in the command prompt, and press enter to execute the command. (Of course, you can directly copy the command and then paste Ctrl+V into the Win10 Command Prompt, because Win10 supports the Ctrl+V operation of the Command Prompt).

3. After waiting for a while, a wireless network card named "Microsoft Virtual WiFi Miniport Adapter" will appear on the "Change Adapter Settings" interface in the Network and Sharing Center. As shown in the figure below.

4. In the Network and Sharing Center, find the network that has been connected to the Internet normally, click on it, in the properties, select "Sharing", and check "Allow other network users to connect through the Internet connection of this computer". And select the virtual wifi "Microsoft Virtual WiFi miniport adapter" for the home network connection, and the stand-alone "OK". As shown in the figure below.

5. Wait for a while, enter netsh wlan start hostednetwork in the command prompt of the administrator privilege you just opened and press enter.