Introduction
If you want to share your Windows PC's Internet connection (Wi-Fi router, Ethernet, or mobile data connection) with other devices. Don't worry, read this article, which gives you various tricks that help you turn your Windows PC into a wireless hotspot.
A helpful feature in the Windows family is to broadcast your Internet connection of your Windows PC. We can also use this feature in Windows 10 that allows you to broadcast (share) your Internet connection. This is a classic feature to broadcast your Windows PC WiFi, Ethernet, or mobile data connection to others with the help of a command prompt and using system settings.
This tutorial will show you various ways how to create and set up the Wi-Fi (Mobile) hotspot in Windows 10.
Method 1. Using Command Prompt (Administrator)
With the help of Command Prompt (Admin), users can create and set up their own Wi-Fi (Mobile) hotspots on a Windows PC. Follow the below instructions to proceed.
Creating a Wi-Fi Hotspot
Step 1. Open the Command Prompt (Administrator).

Step 2. Now, type the following command in the Command Prompt to change your network name and password for your Mobile (Wi-Fi) hotspot. Then press the enter key.
netsh wlan set hostednetwork mode=allow ssid=<NetworkName> key=<Password>

Step 3. Again, type the following command in the command prompt to start your hosted network.
netsh wlan start hosted network

Note. If you want to stop your hosted network, then simply type the following command in the command prompt.
netsh wlan stop hosted network
Sharing the Network
Step 4. From the search bar, search for "View Network Connection" and press Enter to open it.

Step 5. Right-click on your main (current) network connection and click on the "Properties" option.








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