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Brought To You by : VISBON.COM Enhancing Personal Technical Skill Turn your PC to a Wi-Fi HotSpot For those who do not have a wireless network at home, and even for those who do, Windows provides a pretty simple method for turning your computer into a Wi-Fi hotspot from where you can connect all your wireless devices: your iPod, iPhone or just about any Wi-Fi enabled device. Things you need to keep in mind before starting out the process are: You need a Laptop/Desktop running Windows XP or higher. Your Laptop/Desktop should have a wireless card, and that card should not be currently connected to any other wireless network. If you want to share your wireless connection with others, you need to either have another wireless card, or you need to be connected to a wired network.

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Turn your PC to a Wi-Fi HotSpot

For those who do not have a wireless network at home, and even for those who do, Windows

provides a pretty simple method for turning your computer into a Wi-Fi hotspot from where you

can connect all your wireless devices: your iPod, iPhone or just about any Wi-Fi enabled device.

Things you need to keep in mind before starting out the process are:

You need a Laptop/Desktop running Windows XP or higher.

Your Laptop/Desktop should have a wireless card, and that card should not be currently

connected to any other wireless network.

If you want to share your wireless connection with others, you need to either have

another wireless card, or you need to be connected to a wired network.

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The steps to change your settings to turn PC to WiFi HotSpot are:

1. From the Start Menu, go to ‘Control Panel’ and then to ‘Network and Sharing Center’.

You can also bring up the ‘Network and Sharing Center’ panel by simply right-clicking

the network icon present in the desktop system tray.

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2. Click on the ‘Set Up a New Connection or Network’ option.

3. A help wizard will come up, giving you options to connect to dial-up, VPNs, or to create

an ad hoc network. An ad hoc network is the network you will need to set up your

wireless Internet connection.

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4. You need to name your network in the next step, as well as choose a few security options.

Choosing a security key that is not very small is very important. Also, make sure that the

‘Save this Network’ checkbox is checked.

5. In the final step, you need to enable connection sharing. This will be done using your

network card. This is the step which will allow any device which is connected to the ad

hoc wireless network you just set up to use your regular Internet connection. To do this,

open ‘Network and Sharing Center’ and click on ‘Change Adapter Settings’. Find your

wireless connection, and enable it.

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After all the steps have been completed, you will successfully be able to create a Wi-Fi hotspot

on your computer, which all Wi-Fi enabled devices can use.

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