CREATE HOTSPOT IN WINDOWS LAPTOP USING COMMAND PROMPT

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HI GUYS THIS IS DYNAMO HACK . THIS POST IS ALL ABOUT HOW CAN YOU CREATE HOTSPOT IN LAPTOP USING WINDOWS COMMAND PROMPT.

 We are going to create hot-spot in your windows laptop.
  • Many of the people don’t know the . Is my laptop has capability to create hot-spot ?
  • Yes all of the New Gen. laptop those have hardware wnic (wireless network interface controller) called network card has special capability to support monitor mode (or RFMON (Radio Frequency MONitor) mode) .monitor mode allows packets to be captured without having to associate with an access point or ad hoc network first.
  • Those card support the IEEE 802.11  and the basic category a,b,g,n  now we have latest technologies of wifi called ac,ad,af,ah,ai,ajaq,ax and ay(Transmission speed 100 Gbps wireless).
Let start to create hotspot
  1. Open CMD ( command prompt) run as administrator.
  2. Next we check your device have capabilities of creating hosted network by typing
    netsh wlan show driver
  3. if you have hosted network support then your hardware is capable .Now configuration to create hosted network by this command
  4. netsh wlan set hostednetwork mode=allow ssid=dynamohack key=dynamohack@321
    now
  5. SSID= <is your wifi name >& key=<is your password> then hit enter.
  6. Now start hosted network by this command
    netsh wlan start hostednetwork
  7. Go to control panel > network and internet> network and sharing center now from your connected wifi or lan or modem or datacard anything those give data share the network into your created network by go to property(of those you have active internet)
     
  8. again click on property and tap on sharing then set to allow and select and ok.
  9. Finally You have Hosted network 
  10. If you want to stop hosted network type command
  11. netsh wlan stop hostednetwork
  12.             KEEP VISITING  

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