How to transform Win7 routing to enable mobile phones to achieve wireless Internet

With the increasing update of mobile phones, it has gradually replaced the use of computers. If there is wireless at home, we all hope that we can go online as much as we want. However, the 3G mobile phone network is indeed very attractive, but the consumption is heart-wrenching. At this time, you can use the wireless routing function in Win7, and also enable the mobile phone to achieve wireless Internet access. Let's take a look at how to operate it.

1. Set up wireless routing

1) Click “Start”-" to enter the search field and enter cmd, right click on the cmd program and open it as administrator.

2) Enter the command at the console: netsh wlan set hostednetwork mode=allow ssid=myssid key=mykey

Note: myssid: is the name of the wireless network; mykey: is the wireless network password

2, use local network cable connection, bind wireless routing

1) Open “ Start & rdquo; Menu - "“ Control Panel" - "Network and Internet -" Network Connection

2) Right-click to open the local connection, open the shared tab, and set it as follows. After the setting is successful, the local connection will be displayed as “Network, Shared” (as shown below)

3, Open Wireless Network

1) Open Notepad and type: netsh wlan start hostednetwork

2) Save as a .bat file and run it as an administrator each time you need to use it.

3) After the operation is successful, you will see the status of the Micro Virtual WiFi Miniport Adapter in the network connection.

Note: If you are using a notebook, there may be cases where the virtual route of the mobile phone WiFi connection notebook is unstable. Try typing in the console: netsh wlan set autoconfig enabled=no interface="real wireless network connection name".

Is the above procedure very convenient? We often use mobile phones to access the Internet, but the expensive 3G usage costs make us sneer, then try the above steps, easily transform the Win7 wireless routing function, you can Quickly realize mobile Internet access.