If you still in Command Prompt window, you are ready to go. In Command Prompt window, you should run this command to check your wireless card: ‘netsh wlan show drivers‘ (without the quotes).Īfter the process has finished, you need you focus on the line “Hosted network supported.” If it shows “Yes,” that means you can create a hosted network, and the “No” answer means you can’t. You may see the “Command Prompt” result on the left side and you have to right click/long tap on it then choose “Run as administrator” in the app bar below. To do this, you should open Command Prompt by pressing Windows button (on tablet, swipe from the right edge then choose Search button) then type “cmd” (without the quotes). (Using a hosted network can also be thought of as tethering your Internet connection.) Step 1: CHECK FOR COMPATIBILITY TO CREATE HOSTED NETWORKįirst of all, you have to check whether your wireless card supports hosted network. In this article, I will show you how to set up a hosted network in Windows 8. It can, however, still share an Internet connection with other devices (phone, tablet, other computers, etc.) using a hosted network (which is similar to Ad-hoc network). Unfortunately, Windows 8 can not longer make Ad-hoc networks. In the general, with Ad-hoc network, you make your computer a Wi-Fi hotspot and other Wi-Fi enabled devices can use your Internet connection. Ad-hoc network is a very powerful Windows feature for sharing your Internet connection with other devices (phone, tablet, other computers, etc.). One more thing that Windows 8 lacks the ability to create Ad-hoc networks. Despite having tons of new things, Windows 8 also eliminates many traditional features such as Start menu.
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