How to distribute wi-fi to a desktop computer if wired internet is connected to a laptop?

Question

Computer networks

An Internet provider is connected to my Windows 8 laptop via a wire. Before that, I used a wi-fi router from MTS and a wi-fi signal reception adapter for a stationary computer. Is it possible to distribute the Internet from a laptop to a desktop computer? If possible, then how Help please. Maybe there is some kind of program or a router can be used. There is a wi-fi adapter for the inpatient station. :)

Answer 1

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netsh wlan set hostednetwork mode=allow ssid=MyWiFiName key=MyPassword - create a network with a name and password.
netsh wlan start hostednetwork - start network
netsh wlan stop hostednetwork - disable network
netsh wlan show hostednetwork - show who is connected
netsh wlan set hostednetwork mode=disallow - disable (sometimes necessary if it doesn't work)
netsh wlan set hostednetwork mode=allow - enable

Answer 2

Virtual Router Plus used for these needs. Works with file transfer. Nuance - in the BIOS, the function of simultaneous operation of local and file can be disabled, so you may need to enable it. Setting up the program is banal, it doesn’t even make sense to describe it.

Answer 3

This program has always helped me on business trips:
www.connectify.me

Answer 4

On the provider's website, see how to configure the router (lan, pppoe, pptp, etc.), configure, and connect to the router via wi-fi.

Answer 5

It all depends on the card that will be handed out. It must be able to work in AP mode. In fact, everything is configured through the console, or there are 100,500 utility options that will set it up for you. Some cards come with proprietary utilities for raising AP.
If you have a $10 USB whistle, I'm willing to bet a bottle of beer that it can't.