Make My Laptop be an Access Point
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@adrianahava You are correct. I just tried this on a Windows 7 Enterprise and an iPhone 4 - the iPhone won't connect to the adHoc setup.
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Thank you so much man
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Would this work for say, connecting a 3DS to the internet to play games online?
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@wnydoron i have set up the network but it still says not connected when i try to connect ....... i need help please
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my friend has his router downstairs and his xbox is upstairs, can he connect his laptop to the internet (network) and then connect his xbox to the laptop using a cable to get xbox live?
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HELP ME! i don't have the bar at 1:28 What can i doo??
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can i connect to xbox live through this?
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What if is a pour singnal
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I'll have to disagree. What you've presented is not setting a computer as an Access Point. Having a computer as an Access Point implies having an infrastructure mode.
What you are presenting is Ad-Hoc mode. Is very different.
I'm telling this because we had an actual infrastructure configuration at home and the Android phone couldn't connect to it because it accepts to connect only to a infrastructure configuration and not to a ad-hoc network.
adrianahava 1 year ago 50
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@adrianahava - well it works perfect on all mine, and thousands of others.
wnydoron 1 year ago
how do i do this if i am using a computer that is running on a lan routered internet connection. My laptop is using the same internet connection (LAN) as my roomates?! So evertime i try it on XP it keeps saying some error?!
HELP! PLEASE
yoyocomputer123 1 year ago 3
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wnydoron 1 year ago