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Most notebook network cards support AP function, as long as the computer can connect to the Internet, it can turn on virtual wireless. Those software simply set up the AP function. The specific operation is as follows.

Open the cmd command prompt. Then enter the command: netsh wlan show drivers which has a "supported bearer network" item. If it is "yes", it means that this wireless network card supports the AP function, otherwise it means that the wireless network card does not support the AP function.

Enter netsh wlan set hostednetwork mode=allow ssid=scc_wan key=1*197k51*, the string command on the command line is to start the virtual wireless network card function of the win7 system, where "scc_wan" is SSID, "1notify 197k51*" is the wireless access password, mode parameter is used to specify whether to start the system with virtual wireless network card, if the parameter is set to allow to allow the virtual wireless network card to be started, disallow means disabled. Go back to the control panel, double-click the "Network and sharing Center" icon, click the change Adapter Settings button, and you will find that there is an extra "Microsoft Virtual Wi-Fi Adapter" icon, indicating that the virtual wireless AP device has started successfully. Share the Internet network, right-click the properties of the local adapter that can access the Internet in the network neighbor properties, in the pop-up properties dialog box for the target network connection, click the "share" tab, select the options such as "allow other users to connect through the internet connection of this computer" in the corresponding settings page, and select the previously configured wireless network in the list, and then press the OK button. Go back to the command prompt and enter netsh wlan start hostednetwork to start the virtual wireless service.

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