Windows 10: Enable Hotspot by CMD

As per title, I would like to know how to enable the "Mobile Hotspot" by cmd commands.
On second note, I'm not referring to the hostednetwork.

Thanks in advance.

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How to enable Windows 10 Hotspot permanently

I want to enable windows 10 hotspot without internet connection and want to turn it on permanently. How do I do that?. the CMD command nesh wlan thing doesnt work and the hosted network support says no in CMD, however, windows 10 hotspot works the way I
want to but with disadvantages like what I already mentioned that what I want it to do.

First, enable hotspot even without an active internet connection

Second, enable permanently even if no devices is connected to it

My purpose for this is not to actually surf the web, but more on LAN purposes like transferring files to other pcs

 

Problem with Mobile Hotspot feature in Windows 10 v1607

Hi, I have a Lenovo G580 model 20157. About 2 weeks ago i was using windows 10 v1511 and then my lap got upgraded to windows 10 v1607. In windows 10 v1511 i had a habit of creating a virtual hotspot by using the command netsh wlan start hostednetwork after
setting the desired ssid and password. In windows 10 v1607 also i did this. Then i came to know a new feature in this windows, that is mobile hotspot. So i tried it out. It didn't turn on when my hotspot created by cmd command was on. So i stopped the cmd
hotspot and then switched on the mobile hotspot. I tried connecting my phone to it. It got stuck on obtaining ip address. So i went to internet connection sharing tab of my lan network. I realized there that the hotspot to whom i am sharing my internet is
indeed the one which was created through cmd. There was no option to share the internet to mobile hotspot. So i had two options : 1)Either i should use only cmd hotspot and enable internet conection sharing to it or 2) I should totally disable internet connection
sharing through my lan network. I chose to use mobile hotspot. So i switched off mobile hotspot, started cmd hotspot and then went to network and sharing center. There i disabled sharing internet connection to Local Area Connection*3,that is my cmd hotspot.
Then i stopped cmd hotspot and started mobile hotspot. And then my phone successfully got connected. I was in relief and decided to use only mobile hotspot. But that day after restarting my computer for some update, i realized a problem. I turned on mobile
hotspot. But my phone didn't connect to it and again got stuck on obtaining ip address. $So i stopped mobile hotspot, turned on cmd hotspot, went to network and sharing center, enabled internet connection sharing to local area connection*3 (CMD hotspot), then
disabled internet connection sharing to it and then i turned on mobile hotspot. Now again my phone got successfully coneected$. If you didn't understand this then in simple language my problem is that i have to repeat the whole procedure marked between two
dollar signs every time i restart my lap. Please provide a solution. (For your information the cmd hotspot is started through Microsoft Hosted Network Virtual Adapter while mobile hotspot is through Microsoft Wi-Fi Direct Virtual Adapter #3 in my screenshot)

 

Are you asking how to connect to a Mobile Hotspot like Verizon and others sell as Cellular modems? All of the information is out there with a simple search. How to Create a WiFi Hotspot Using the Command Prompt: 12 Steps

 

I meant the Windows 10's Mobile Hotspot. And I had mentioned that I'm not referring to the hostednetwork, the link shared is using the hostednetork which not what I'm looking for.

 

I quote this from other thread

 

Using a computer as a mobile hotspot is a hosted Network, because it is behaving as the router to hand out assignments and then move traffic out to the internet. The Wifi adapter becomes your mobile hotspot, with the computer being the host of the network.

If you want to use your computer as a mobile hotspot, you need to follow the information in the link I posted about how to do it from the Command Window.