Win10 unable to build hot spots? Self-inspection finishing program goes a wave

After a partner upgraded the system to Windows 10, he said that the computer could not create a mobile hotspot. Xiao Bian got less information from the message and could only check it one by one. Well, in front of the phone screen, you can take a small notebook to take notes.

Although Windows 7 also has its own hotspot sharing function, it requires a series of operations. It is not like Windows 10 click to enable, so many people directly use XX to share WiFi's small object sharing network (including the computer's standard network card at the time). There is no such function), so, when you can't use Windows' own features to share after the upgrade, the first thing to do is to start the command prompt (enter the CMD after the Win+R key combination) and enter the following command

Netsh wlan show drivers

Check whether the network card in the computer supports hotspot sharing.

If "No" is displayed in "supported bearer networks", it is impossible to establish mobile hotspots. Honestly use third-party shared WiFi.

If the network card is supported and you cannot start the personal hotspot function under Windows 10, we will enter the device manager to view it. (This computer uses the right mouse button to select the attribute, and the left side of the popup screen selects the device manager).

In the Device Manager window, first click on "View" and check "Show hidden devices".

After finding the "Microsoft Managed Network Virtual Adapter" under "Network Adapters", it may also be displayed as if it were, such as the Microsoft Virtual Wi-Fi Miniport Adapter or the Microsoft Wi-Fi Direct Virtual Adapter below, which is simply hidden Find the name "Virtual" on the device.

Right click to see if there is no "enable" option. If so, select "Enable" and restart. If not, choose "update driver" and restart. After entering the system, you can create a mobile hotspot in the lower right corner.