On Windows 10, it's possible to share an internet connection with other devices by turning your computer into a wireless hotspot without extra software or advanced commands.

You can do this with a little command line trickery to turn your desktop into a Wi-Fi hotspot. While technically this has been possible for a while, the process has changed over the years.

To change or update the name of your mobile hotspot, go to Settings > General > About > Name > change the name to [user's ...

You can turn your Windows 11 desktop or laptop PC into a wifi hotspot to extend your network range or get more devices online.

Turn your Windows 11/10/8/7 PC or Laptop with Wi-Fi card into a portable WiFi hotspot to get WiFi connectivity on all other devices using this Danusoft tool.

Having trouble connecting your astrophotography gear via Windows hotspot? This follow-up video covers key addendums, fixes, and clever workarounds to get your WiFi connection stable and your ...

If you’ve got guests over but you don’t want to share your Wi-Fi password, it might be a good idea to use your Windows PC as a mobile hotspot. Here’s how to do that on Windows 11.

The Windows 10 maker has created software that can intelligently adapt the power consumption of a smartphone to maximize battery life while keeping up a Wi-Fi hotspot that can be used by other ...

Using your phone as a hotspot makes the internet available just about anywhere and anytime. With 5G speeds thrown in, it’s a solution that rivals your office Wi-Fi.

The new Nighthawk MR7400 from Netgear makes the most of AT&T’s 5G network, delivering Wi-Fi speeds of up to 6Gbps for use virtually anywhere.

Public Wi-Fi hotspots can be a hacker's paradise. Following these basic security tips can mean the difference between safe surfing and an ID theft or data-loss nightmare.

Or maybe you struggle to get wifi into every corner of your house: Your laptop or desktop PC can act as an extender, sharing a wifi or Ethernet connection with anything around it, and going beyond ...