Ad Hoc Wifi Internet Connection Sharing Windows 7
Cannot connect to an ad hoc wireless connection setup on Windows 7. I've also enabled internet sharing on the connection. Unable to connect to Wireless Ad-hoc. Hi guys, I'm trying to share my internet connection [ huawei modem] to usb flash tp-link wireless through ad-hoc connection. In the past I used to make a bridge between.
I have already gone through a bunch of questions here on superuser regarding ad hoc connectivity, but couldn't find one that covered my situation. The Setup I have a Windows 7 laptop that we want to enable as a wireless gateway at a conference booth, allowing people free access to our online product while they near the booth (since we would identify the laptop as the gateway). Anyway, I've plugged in a USB NetComm NP545 wireless adapter into the laptop (which already has an Intel PROset built in) and configured a connection on this adapter to act as an ad hoc network using WPA2 security. I've also enabled internet sharing on the connection setup on the primary adapter. The Problem When it came to testing the ad hoc network, we've encountered a variety of problems. Firstly, two different Android devices (4. Splinter Cell Conviction English Language Patch Download here. 0 and 2.3) and an iPad cannot even discover the device.
Kon-boot For Windows & Macosx Yosemite V2.4.0. Planix Home Designer. Secondly, a Nokia N97 and another laptop can discover the network, but cannot login.