Windows 10: Can’t start hostednetwork in Windows 10

Hi, I’m trying to create a network between my HP Windows 10 laptop and iphone 6s. Command prompt “Netsh wlan show driver” shows hosted network supported: no

I have an Intel Dual Band wireless-AC 3165 on HP laptop. I’ve tried updating the driver for that and for both Microsoft Wifi Direct Virtual Adapters through Device Manager but its says I have the best ones. My pc does not have an internet connection through a service provider. At times, I use my iphone hotspot to provide internet service to my PC but that is a limited option.

I already enabled “allow other network users to connect using this computers internet connection”, based upon advice to other people with hosted network issues in other forums.

Please help. And I need very specific instructions. I have cognitive issues from TBIs, so most of the IT knoweledge I previously had is gone and I dont retain enough info to continue trying to troubleshoot this without personal instructions. I can navigate the Windows interface fine though to provide you more details to help me. Thank you so much

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Hostednetwork could t be started, THE GROUP OR RESOURCE IS NOT IN THE CORRECT STATE

i have always simply made a hostednetwork... but after i formated my laptop sony vio vpceh with a new windows 10 system (i worked before that with Windows 10 it had no problem), the hostednetwork wouldn t start. i tried all what i found in youtube but it
s not working. command in cmd works, the problem is when i start it tels me the hostednetwork couldn t be start
THE GROUP OR RESOURCE IS NOT IN THE CORRECT STATEi have this adapter in staled when i chek may device manager : Qualcomm Atheros AR9285 Wireless Network Adapter and every thing is enabled and updated.

please help ... and thanks for your time.^^

 

Unable to connect to a hostednetwork

I am using a Intel NUC that has Windows 8.1. I want to use VNC via a hostednetwork, to enable headless operations.

I have created a hostednetwork on the NUC using command line "netsh wlan set hostednetwork mode=allow ssid=NetName key=12345678" command. This appears to work and the responses to the netsh wlan commands are as expected. The network shows as "started" on
the host computer from the "netsh wlan show hostednetwork".

I want to connect to the NUC hostednetwork from a Windows 10 computer. The hostednetwork shows up on the normal network list. If I try to connect by clicking on the list of wireless networks, it cannot connect to the network -- without ever asking for the
password.

Next I tried using the "ControlPanel/Network&SharingCenter/Setup a wireless connection/Manually Connect To a Wireless Network". This lets me set up a wireless profile name (NetName) with a WPA2-Personal security key: 12345678. However, when I go back to
the standard list of networks and click on NetName, I get the same message:
"Cant connect to this network".

Next I tried using the command line: "netsh wlan connect NetName". The response suggested that the command completed successfully. However, I could not ping the IP address: 192.168.173.1.

Any suggestions would be welcome.

 

CMD created hostednetwork

Hi sir

I have installed Windows 10 on my pc and create a broadband ppqe connection to connect to the internet with cmd

I created hostednetwork to run internet on my android phones but after installing anniversary update of windows 10

I start my hostednetwork with cmd I can connect to my hostednetwork but cannot use internet and I cannot trun on myy mobile hotspot in windows 10 it says we can"t set up mobile hotspot because this pc doesn't have an cellular data connection