Sunday, September 06, 2015

Create Wireless LAN, AD Hoc Connection on Windows 8/8.1/10 Manually Using CMD

How To Create Wireless LAN AD Hoc Connection on Windows 8/8.1/10 Manually Using CMD





Hello all,, do you need a AD noc connection on your windows 8, windows 8.1, windows 10 to play game with LAN supported like warcraft, CS, AOTTG, etc, but you can’t set up it on Network Sharing Center? Now I’ll given you a best solution for it.

You can set up an AD Hoc Connection using Command Prompt (CMD) or using application that you can downloaded the application in here

This is the step:
  • Open CMD (Run as Administrator)
  • type this code: "netsh wlan show driverwithout (" ")
The code is to check your driver compatibility for Ad Hoc (hosted network) connection
 
  • Look at “hosted network supported: yes
if you get “hosted network supported: no” you need to download and update your driver that compatible with ad hoc, or it can be caused by your own hardware wireless adapter.
  • Type this code on CMD to set a new ad hoc
"netsh wlan set hostednetwork SSID=name key=Password mode=Allow"


SSID= your Ad Hoc name
Key= your password
Mode= mode to allow or not allow
  • Now the least you write this code to start hosted network
"netsh wlan start hostednetwork"

to stop it type this code
"netsh wlan stop hostednetwork"
  • Done, Enjoy…
It’s a simple tutorial about set up AD Hoc or hosted network at Wlan connection easily. Hope you like this. Thanks for visit, if you have some problem write it on comment below.

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