The latest wireless sharing tutorial under Windows 7

With the popularity of smartphones and tablets, people's demand for wireless Internet access is becoming more and more urgent. We can usually go to the public places like airports, cafes, wireless, or have a wireless router at home. In addition, we can also use the notebook to share wireless Internet access.
The author found some tutorials on the Internet, and personally tested it. Now I will publish my own experimental results as follows, and share with the princes! Since the xp system will be retired, I will only test the win7 environment. of.
The first type: share with win7.
This is the most common tutorial I have seen online. But the actual effect is not good. The author put the two notebooks together at zero distance, one shared, one accepted, but the connected Internet effect is not ideal, especially slow.
Because this is an unsatisfactory wireless sharing, I will not introduce this setting method. Interested friends go to Baidu.
The second: use a piece of code.
For those who don't know programming, even those who know little about computers, using code is a headache, so I posted this code as follows:
netsh wlan set hostednetwork mode=allow ssid=username ( Use the letter) key=password
netsh wlan start hostednetwork
copy this code into txt, then save and change the suffix txt to bat. Then open --- right-click 'network' rdquo;-----attribute-----<quo;change adapter settings”------ right click “local connection”----click &ldquo ;Share”----Tick both options for Inernet link sharing. Finally, you can run the bat file.
It should be noted that this method cannot be used for xp, and xp wireless sharing is not possible to connect to Android.
The third: use the software
simple and easy way is to install the software, the author personally tested several software, such as wifi treasure, wifi wizard, connectify. The first two are in Chinese, the latter one is in English. I tend to use connectify. You can go to Baidu to download and try it yourself. The operation is very simple, so I don't know how to use it.