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• Go to My Computer and Open its Properties.
   
• Note:  If You are a Windows OS User then Go to My Computer > Properties > Advanced System settings

• Navigate to Computer Name tab and Select Change and Rename the Computer Name to ‘Laptop-1’ and Tick WORKGROUP and Give it any name as shown below in the Image.

• Now Go  Network Connections.
• Start > Control Panel > Network and Internet > Network and Sharing Center – Change Adapter Settings.
•  Next Open ‘Wireless Network adapter’ Properties.

• Now Navigate to the ‘Wireless Network Tab’ and There Select Advanced Button and then Select  Computer to Computer (Ad-Hoc) connection.

• Click on Add Preferred Networks and Provide the Following Details.

• Now You need to Configure your TCP/IP Settings to Assign the IP Address to the Laptop.
• Open Your Network Adapter Settings and Go to Properties and Select Internet Protocol Version 4 and Provide the Following IP Address as shown below in the Image.

• Click OK and You are all Done.

• Go to My Computer and Open its Properties.
• Note: If You are a Windows OS User then Go to My Computer > Properties > Advanced System settings
• Navigate to Computer Name tab and Select Change and Rename the Computer Name to
  ‘Laptop-2’ and Tick WORKGROUP and Give it any name.

• Now Go  Network Connections.
• Start > Control Panel > Network and Internet > Network and Sharing Center – Change Adapter Settings
• Next Open ‘Wireless Network adapter’ Properties.
• Now Navigate to the ‘Wireless Network Tab’ and There Select Advanced Button and then Select  Computer to Computer (Ad-Hoc) connection.
• Click on Add Preferred Networks and Provide the Following Details.

• Now You need to Configure your TCP/IP Settings to Assign the IP Address to the Laptop.
• Open Your Network Adapter Settings and Go to Properties and Select Internet Protocol Version 4 and Provide the Following IP Address as shown below in the Image.

• Note: Carefully Enter the Above Details Remember the IP Address should be different for both the Laptops.
• Click OK and You are all Done.
• Now Open Your Network Adapters and Connect. Also You can Use Map Network Drive to Share the Files or Folder.

 

• Go to "Open Networking and Sharing Center".
• Click on "Local Area Connection".
• Now click on "Properties".
• Double click on "Internet Protocol Version 4(TCP/IPv6)".
• Click on "Use the following IP address:" and enter the IP address: as 192.168.1.20 and just give a click on Subnet mask. Once done click "Ok" and close it.

• Go to "Open Networking and Sharing Center".
• Click on "Local Area Connection".
• Now click on "Properties".
• Double click on "Internet Protocol Version 4(TCP/IPv6)".
• Click on "Use the following IP address:" and enter the IP address: as 192.168.1.21 and just give a click on Subnet mask. Once done click "Ok" and close it.

• Click on "Computer".
• Right click on any driver (D/E/F) and then Properties.
• Click on "Sharing" tab and then Advance Sharing and then check out Share the folder
• Click on Permissions to give control on the other PC and once done click "Ok" and close it
• Click Security and then go onto Advance Settings & Change Permissions & Add & Advance & Find Now at bottom click Everyone.

• First of all you have to an same WiFi network connection on computer or your android phone.
• Then simply Download the Software Data Cable app from Google Play Store.
  
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• Install the app in your Android phone and click on Start Service.
  
   
  
  
  
   
  
   
• Then it will show you  ftp://192.168.1.5:8888  address,
  Simply copy the address or fill into your computer address bar and click OK.
  It will show you storage folder where your all files stored now you can transfers the data from your android phone to computer or vice verse.

• Update KB3068708 which replaces KB3022345 adds the Diagnostic and Telemetry tracking service. (The service "collects diagnostics about functional issues on Windows systems that participate in the Customer Experience Improvement Program".)
• Update KB3075249 "adds telemetry points to the User Account Control (UAC) feature to collect information on elevations that come from low integrity levels. "
• Build KB3080149 "updates the Diagnostics and Telemetry tracking service to existing devices".

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• Open 'Device Manager' and click on 'View' > 'Show Hidden Devices'
• Now navigate to 'Network Adapters' and browse to 'Microsoft Hosted Network Virtual Adapter'
• Right click on it and choose 'Enable'

Now the hosted network is connected.

 


Method 2 :

• Go To Control Panel > Select 'System and Security'

• Then 'System' > 'Device Manager'

• Open Run and type devmgmt.msc and hit enter.

• Now 'Device Manager' window will open.
  
  • Select and expand the Network adapters from the list of devices.
• Now Find your wireless network adapter and right-click on it and select 'Properties'

• Select the 'Power Management' tab.
• Make sure Under the 'Power Management' tab, the following option is checked (enabled):
  
  “Allow the computer to turn off this device to save power”
   
• If not just Enable it and click ok.

• For 64-Bit
• For 32-Bit

• Initially, Press Windows + R key that opens RUN window.
• Type regedit in the box and click OK.
• It then redirects to a new window Registry Editor in which you need to navigate through the following Registry KEY.
  HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows NT\CurrentVersion\ProfileList

• Navigate using the above key wherein you find list of all user profiles that exist on the machine.
• The entries S-1-5-18, S-1-5-19 and S-1-5-20 are used by the system and they must be left alone.
• If you have more than one i.e., S-1-5-21* entry, this must be removed by right clicking on that and click on Delete so that you may be able to fix the issue.
• Click on each profile starting with S-1-5-21 to link it to a user account on the system.
• You can do so by looking at the Profileimagepath value after selecting the account.
• Make sure you do not delete the admin profile.
• Delete the keys of all selected accounts and then Restart the computer.

• Type “View Installed Updates” in the Search box and then click on View Installed Updates – Control Panel from the Search results.
• To uninstall the unwanted update, select it from the list and then click Uninstall.

• Open the Win+X Power User Tasks Menu, click/tap on System.

OR

• This Pc (My Computer) Icon > Right click > Properties

• Click/tap on the System protection link on the left side.
  
• Make sure that you have System Protection turned on for all drives that you want included in the restore point.
  
• When ready to create a restore point, click/tap on the Create button.

• Type a description you want to help you identify the restore point.
  The current date and time are added automatically. Click/tap on Create when finished.

 

• Windows System Protection will now create a restore point.

 

•  When successfully created, click/tap on Close it.
•  Done

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• Browse to the downloaded ISO in Windows Explorer, right click the file and choose Mount
  OR Open as Windows Explorer
• Select all files/folders using the mouse or CTRL+A , right click on the highlighted area and choose Copy (or CTRL+C)

• Open you (empty) USB disk in Explorer and right click the white space and choose Paste (or CTRL+V)

• Go back to the command prompt window you shouldn’t have closed
• Type the following command  -
  
  k:\boot\bootsect.exe /nt60 g:
  and press return
  (Ensure you replace the k: and g: drive letters with your mounted ISO media and USB disk respectively)
• Type Exit to close the command prompt window
  

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• Be sure to copy any files that you may want out of the Windows.old folder before you delete it.
  Once deleted, they are gone.
• If you delete the Windows.old folder, you will no longer be able to go back to a previous version of Windows.
• You must be an administrator to be able to do the steps in this tutorial.
  

• Point your cursor to the upper-right corner of your Windows 8 Screen, to view the Charm bar
• Click on the Search icon, on the Charm bar
• In the search box, type ‘CMD’ and click the Apps tile beneath the search box
• In the search results, locate Command Prompt, right click on it then click Run as administrator from the menu at the bottom of the screen
• Confirm your action by clicking Yes, if prompted
• In the displayed black window, type ‘IPCONFIG /FLUSHDNS’ and hit Enter
• You have successfully deleted the DNS Cache
• Close Command Prompt

• On your Windows 8 Desktop screen, press Windows key + R to open Run box
• Type ‘services.msc’ and hit Enter, to open the Services window
• Double click the services that you need not to start automatically
• Set Manual against Startup type
• Press OK to save changes and exit

• Point your cursor to the upper-right corner of your Windows 8 Screen, to view the Charm bar
• Click on the Search icon, on the Charm bar
• In the search box, type ‘CMD’and click the Apps tile beneath the search box
• In the search results, locate Command Prompt, right click on it then click Run as administrator from the menu at the bottom of the screen
  
• Confirm your action by clicking Yes, if prompted
• In the displayed black window, type ‘NETSH INT IP RESET C:\RESETLOG.txt’ and hit Enter
• Close Command Prompt

 


Tweak 4:
Update Network Card Driver

• Identify the Make and Model of your LAN Adapter
• Go to the manufacturer’s website
• Search for your model in the drivers update area
• Download and Install the concerned utility

• Point your cursor on the upper-right corner of your Desktop screen, to view Charm bar
• In the Charm bar, click on the Search icon
• In the Search box, type ‘device manager’, and select Settings, underneath
• In the search results, click to open the Device Manager
• In the Device Manager window, locate Network adapters
• Click to drop down Network adapters, to view your LAN hardware
• Right click your hardware, and choose Update Driver Software
• Choose Search automatically for updated driver software
• Windows will automatically search for latest drivers and install them for you
• Exit Device Manager
• Reboot your Computer

• On your Windows OS Desktop screen, press Windows key + R to open Run box
• Type ‘gpedit.msc’ in the run box, and hit Enter to open Local Group Policy Editor
• On the left pane of GP Editor, navigate to and select QoS Packet Scheduler, via following path

• On the right pane, locate and select Limit reservable bandwidth entry
• Double click this entry to Edit it
• In the new window, straightaway reduce the percentage of Bandwidth limit to "0"
• Click OK to confirm
• Exit Local Group Policy Editor

• Press Win + R on your keyboard to open Run box
• Type regedit.exe in the run box and hit Enter to open Registry Editor
• In the left panel of Registry Editor, navigate through HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE to reach:
• SOFTWARE\Policies\Microsoft\Windows
• Under Windows key, locate a sub key with the name Psched.
• If the doesn’t exist, right click Windows key and select New to create a Key
• Name this newly created key as Psched
• Now right click Psched key to create a New DWORD Value
• Name this value as NonBestEffortLimit
• Double click this newly created value to Modify
• In dialog box choose Decimal as Base and put a desired number (from 1 to 100) as Value data
• Exit Registry Editor and Restart your computer

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• Enter the below command (your CMD must be open in administrative mode). The Past following Command

• Hit enter then you will see like in below image.If you see image like below then your doing right.Now your hotspot is activated in your PC.

      

Step 4:
This is to share internet connection with other devices.

• Click on windows button in your keyboard .
• Then type Network and sharing as shown in below image
• click on settings there highlighted with yellow then click on the red marked option.

# Allow Internet Access For The Devices That Are Connected To The Virtual WiFi Network

• Open “Device Manager” and click on “View” >> “Show Hidden Devices”
• Now navigate to “Network Adapters” and browse to “Microsoft Hosted Network Virtual Adapter”
• Right click on it and choose “Enable”.
• Now the hosted network is connected.