Peer to peer connection of two computers equipped with wireless network cards

Dual-machine wireless pairing, also known as the HOC method.

After opening the "Wireless Network Connection Properties", select the "Wireless Network Configuration" item and click the "Advanced" button in the lower right corner; In the pop-up microdialog box, select "Computer to Computer Only (Specific)", which is the key to setting up an ad-hoc WLAN. In addition, it should be noted that do not check "Automatically connect to non-preferred networks", otherwise when there are multiple "access points" nearby, the computer will automatically establish a connection according to the order of the preferred network; The next step is to give the Wi-Fi a name so that other computers can search for it and establish a connection. Go back to the "Wireless Network Properties" dialog box and click the "Add" button, then the "Wireless Network Properties" dialog box appears, fill in the corresponding name in the "Service Name (SSID)" column; Finally, set the host with a suitable IP address, which is easy to enter and easy to remember.

At this point, the configuration of the host is complete. If the configuration is successful, a Wi-Fi connection icon will appear in the lower right corner of the machine.

Next, to configure the client, it is important to note that the wireless connection mode of the client should also be set to "Computer-to-Computer Only (Specific)". If you do not select this option, you will not be able to establish a connection with the host (because the structure is different). Then set the IP address for the client, and remember to be on the same network segment as the host. Go back to the Wireless Network Configuration page and click Refresh in Available Networks. At this time, the set SSID ID appears in the list, select it and click OK, and the client and the host have completed the connection to the ad-hoc WLAN.

If you have other computers to join at this time, the setup steps are the same as for the client machine, just change the IP address slightly.

Set two computers to one network segment, set up the same workgroup to access each other.

Adjust one to service mode, use the tool, the system does not come with this function! Find a software!

It has nothing to do with the network card, it has something to do with the router.

The router actually has CPU and memory, and if the traffic is large, the router's CPU and memory occupation will affect the traffic!

A better router will do.

Of course, not enough bandwidth will also affect the speed!

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It must affect the network speed.,The mobile phone traffic is very small, so there is no impact.,The solution is to limit the network speed.,Some of the routers can be set.,If it doesn't work, it's under the P2P terminator to control.。

You're splitting the network evenly across two computers. If you find a cat and connect it to the network with multiple phones or computers, you can see the speed of its network speed dropping.

It can't be done, because the computer can't run two network cards at the same time, even if they are both turned on, but they won't be connected to the network at the same time, you can only change the settings to switch to achieve different routers at different times.

Two networks can only use one, this is the "rule" set by the microcomputer system, either use this to disconnect that, or use that to disconnect this.

If the two wireless APs are connected to the same route, it will be no fun. If not, then give you a dual network card simultaneous Internet access and bandwidth superposition tutorial, I haven't used it, I hope it can help you:

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No, because your computer recognizes itself as an IP address.

That's all right

I haven't used a computer or two wireless network cards yet

It doesn't help much with your internet speed

If you don't increase the internet speed, you can only take one line.

First make sure that the guest user of the two computers is not disabled, and then create a shared folder on the computer, and enter the IP of the shared computer on the IE of the other computer!

To establish a network connection, select LAN, which has an icon that links the computer directly to the computer, and then select to establish the network. Then search for a wireless network on another computer, search for the target network, and connect.

Both sides are selected to automatically get the IP address, and it's OK

The host wants to set up sharing! Right-click on the ADSL connection, Properties, Share ......Choose Wireless Connection!

The premise is that the wireless connection is already working!

To connect the wireless network card, select the peer-to-peer mode and set the same SSIDThe IP address can be set to automatic.

This is useless, this method is only suitable for connecting those wireless signals that have their SSID hidden.

First of all, open the built-in management program of the wireless network card driver, check whether the network card or driver supports the hotspot function, if it does, disable Windows from managing the wireless network card and set the hotspot.

If this network card does not support the hotspot, go to the other one, as long as one supports it, the other one is still managed by Windows wireless network card.

There are several common solutions for two computers to share the Internet.

1. Dual network cards access the Internet together.

1. Three network cards are required, and the system of a computer is WinXP, otherwise ** software is required.

2. A computer is plugged into two network cards (the landlord has another wireless network card), and B computer has a network card.

3. From one network card on computer A with dual network cards, the other network card is connected to computer B network card with a cross wire (according to the landlord's statement, 2 computers have been connected to the local area network).

4. Set the IP of the two computers to the same network segment, such as A::

5. A computer establishes a broadband connection, sets it to automatic, and turns on Internet sharing.

To connect to or share a computer with a wireless network, you must have a wireless network card.

If you don't have a wifi network card, you can't do it, unless you buy a router.

If you have a wireless network card, you can install 360 free wifi software, and you can share it for other computers with wireless network cards.

It's not easy to type.,I feel OK just give a good review to adopt it.,Thank you.。。。

Yes, connect the two computers with network cables and configure connection sharing on the wireless network card.

Yes, you can also send an email or QQ or something, and then right-click on the file and select Share, and this folder will be displayed in the normal network, and then the firewall is turned off, and the two computers are set up in a workgroup.

A computer that can access the Internet installs **software and makes **servers.

Don't understand what you're going to do? Representatives in the same domain can all connect to the Internet, what else do you want to share?

The theory will not work, this should not appear that both network cards are connected to the network, if A is linked, you go to the link B A will be disconnected.

Both flashes may be at the beginning of the switch, and after a period of stability, the other should not flash again.

Yes. Two wireless network cards are two wireless network connections on the computer, and the wireless network card can have data transmission and reception on the face of the wireless router, so the lights of the two will flash. However, network packets in the computer will only be routed to a certain network card.

So no matter what, you can only use one NIC at a time. That's it.

No, only one of the networks will be automatically used to get in and out of the data.

Just buy a splitter and two network cables.

Open the control panel of machine A Network and Internet connection Network connection Right-click on "Wi-Fi connection" to select the property Wi-Fi configuration "Add" under Preferred Network Enter the network name SSID (just enter one, you can also choose data encryption to prevent others from hacking into your computer) OK to finish. bMachine settings are the same all the way up to the "Wireless Network Configuration". Wireless network configuration Select "View wireless network" to search for the SSID of machine A, and click the link below to connect.

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In the Network Control Center, create a network, create a temporary network, add or not add a password, etc. Feel free.

Then Win7B connects to the network created by Win7A.

Theory is OK, but it is estimated that there will be all kinds of problems and troubles.