How to Create Wireless Ad hoc network in Windows 8 and 10 in one minute (Video)


In this article I will explain how to create Wireless Ad hoc network in Windows 8 and 10 in one minute. We all love playing multiplayer games such as Counter-strike, NFS, Fifa etc. But a wireless ad hoc network is required to connect your buddies to the game. Creating a wireless ad hoc network in Windows 8 and 10 is a tedious task since we have to use command line tool (cmd) to get it done.

 Windows 7 had a user friendly option for this under ‘Network and Internet settings’ in Control panel. But latest versions of Windows have removed this functionality.

Video Demonstration:

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There are lot of online tutorials for creating wireless ad hoc network using the command line tool in Windows. Most of the people might find it a little difficult to deal with as lots of commands are required to run. So I have developed a small application called WinLAN using which you can create a wireless ad hoc network within seconds.

 

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Download WinLAN and follow steps given below:

WinLAN.exe (2940 downloads)

1.  Open the WinLAN.exe.

2. Give your network name and password in the fields SSID and PASS respectively.

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3. Then click on Create button to create your network.

That’s it.  Your network has been created !!!

Note: Click on Stop button to close the network.

 

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