Howto set Microsoft Virtual Wifi Miniport Adapter as default

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Discussion Overview

The discussion revolves around setting up the Microsoft Virtual Wifi Miniport Adapter to automatically start upon computer boot, allowing it to function as a Wi-Fi hotspot without needing to manually execute commands each time.

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  • Technical explanation, Homework-related

Main Points Raised

  • Nate Duong describes the issue of needing to manually start the Microsoft Virtual Wifi Miniport Adapter using command prompt after each shutdown.
  • One participant suggests creating a .bat file with the necessary commands and configuring the laptop to run it at startup.
  • Nate Duong confirms that implementing the .bat file and using task scheduler successfully resolved the issue, allowing the adapter to start automatically.
  • Another participant expresses satisfaction in having helped Nate Duong with the solution.

Areas of Agreement / Disagreement

Participants generally agree on the solution of using a .bat file and task scheduler to automate the startup process, with no significant disagreement noted.

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Who May Find This Useful

Users looking to automate the startup of the Microsoft Virtual Wifi Miniport Adapter on their Windows laptops.

Nate Duong
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Dear Group,

I just set up a Microsoft Virtual Wifi Miniport Adapter using administration command prompt, its function as wifi hot spot, so the other devices could use this hot spot for the internet.
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But whenever I shutdown the computer and turn it on, I can not find it, I have to use administration command prompt again to make it appear, like: netsh wlan star hostednetwork.

Can I set it as the default, so whenever I turn on computer, it will be there so I do not need to run cmd again?

Please give me advises...!

Thank you, group.



Nate Duong.
 
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You could put the instructions in a .bat file and then configure your laptop to run that at startup.
 
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Borg said:
You could put the instructions in a .bat file and then configure your laptop to run that at startup.
It worked, I put that like of code into bat file and using task schedule to set it up and make it run every time I log on.
Thank you very much for your suggestion,

Nate Duong.
 
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Glad that I could help. :smile:
 

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