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How windows xp uses laptops as a wireless hotspot (ap)

   2026-03-30 NetworkingName1570
Key Point:1. Set sharing: right-click properties for desktop web-based neighbours, select local right-key properties, click advanced. Check to " allow... " , click ok, as shown:2. Properties to open a wireless connection, select " wireless network configuration " , as illustrated:3. Click on the add button, as shown in the figure below, the name of the network (ssid) fills itself in (recommended letters), does it need to set the password itself and clicks

1. Set sharing: right-click properties for desktop web-based neighbours, select local right-key properties, click advanced. Check to " allow... " , click ok, as shown:

Xp system setwifi hotspots

2. Properties to open a wireless connection, select " wireless network configuration " , as illustrated:

Xp system setwifi hotspots

3. Click on the add button, as shown in the figure below, the name of the network (ssid) fills itself in (recommended letters), does it need to set the password itself and clicks to make sure after setting. As shown:

Note: the following one, “this is a temporary computer-to-computer network”, has to be selected, which shows grey。

Xp system setwifi hotspots

You can search your wifi signal on your cell phone by here. If you can't connect or accept restrictions, look down:

If connected to wifi but not available online, please manually configure your ip address。

On the phone:

One, the ip address

For example, my computer wireless connect ip address is 192. 168. 0. 1 so my phone can be 192. 168. 0. X

3 subnet mask: 255. 255. 255. 0

Four, dns, and routers fill out the ip address of your computer wireless network, e. G., my right: 192. 168. 0. 1

 
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