How to set up wireless sharing in win8 system

Teach you how to set up windows8 wireless sharing. Let two or more notebooks pass the cable of one of the notebooks (of course, wireless), wireless Internet access, the realization principle is to set up a wireless coverage hotspot by setting up a virtual AP with the built-in wireless network card of the notebook. Method one, you don't need any software, you only need to set up your computer. It is recommended for people who like tossing.
First of all, there are two conditions for building a hotspot:
(1) The system is a computer with WIN8 Internet access (use XP for quick change, 嘿嘿)
(2) Wireless network card supports bearer network (best update) To the latest wireless network card driver)
The setup steps are as follows:
The virtual base station function of win8 virtualizes a computer with Internet access (of course, a wireless network card) into a wireless base station and shares the network connection.
1. How do you see that your network card does not support the bearer network? Run CMD in administrator mode. Enter the command line netsh wlan show drive. If the support is displayed as Yes.

2. Set up the bearer network input netsh wlan set hostednetwork mode =allow ssid=you want to use the name (such as hjq) key=you want to use the password (such as huangjianqiang seems password at least 8 or 13 ) Prompt to host network setup success

3. At this time, you can see more than one virtual network card in the change adapter settings of the network and sharing center. Wireless network connection 2” Microsoft Virtual WiFi Miniport Adapter.

At this time, select Share in the locally connected NIC properties, select the wireless network connection 2 from the drop-down menu, and then select Share, and both checkmarks are clicked.

4.Open the wireless network card and enter the command line
netsh wlan start hostednetwork Start the bearer network

5. Start scanning wifi with other computers or mobile phones. Log in with the password you set.

6. However, each time the site is booted, it will not start automatically. It must be started manually. As mentioned above, run netsh wlan start hostednetwork again in the command prompt as an administrator. However, the solution I took was to create a batch file and use Notepad to enter the following: netsh wlan start hostednetwork, save as "open virtual base station.bat";
However, there is still a problem, this command has only administrator rights. In order to run normally, so after you open the wireless network card, right click “ run as administrator & rdquo;