Tag Results For: WiFi Network

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How To Create Wireless Ad Hoc Internet Connection In Windows 8 [Tip]

Apart from Start Orb and classic Start Menu, what most Windows 7 users, who decided to take Windows 8 for a spin, miss in Windows 8 is ability to create ad-hoc network. If you’re a power users, you might’ve noticed that Windows 8 doesn’t include an option to create and setup ad hoc network connection [...] (more…)

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MyPublicWiFi Creates WiFi Hotspot With Firewall & URL Logging

Normally, wireless internet connections can be easily shared using ICS (Windows’ own Internet Connection Sharing), or by making an Ad-hoc network connection.  While you can use a Wi-Fi router for connecting an Android or Symbian phone to the internet, your router might not be able to support too many devices. In such a case, one [...] (more…)

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Analyze Wireless Network Coverage In Mac With NetSpot Survey Software

Finding out whether your Wi-Fi is properly configured and placed at location where all Wi-Fi enabled devices can easily connect to network without encountering any signal strength problems is arguably a hectic task, as you have to move around the worksite to place your WiFi devices at hotspot reachable locations. In such situation, Wi-Fi coverage [...] (more…)

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How To Access Hidden Wi-Fi Networks On Your Windows Phone 7 HTC Device

One of the features that distinguish Windows Phone 7 from other operating systems is the strict security measures it takes to ensure that it is almost impossible to break into the user’s privacy confines. Not only that, Microsoft certainly knows how to protect it’s own intellectual property too (nothing open source when it comes to [...] (more…)

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WiFi Joiner For Android – Connect To WiFi Networks By Scanning QR Codes

WiFi networks at workplaces are often secured by ridiculously long WPA/WPA2/WEP keys, which make connecting to said networks from your new (or newly wiped) mobile device quite a hassle. Similarly, if you like to keep the WiFi access point at home considerably secure, sharing it with friends who come to visit becomes equally bothersome. Introducing [...] (more…)

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Display Detailed Information Of Available Wireless Networks

WirelessNetView is an efficient wireless network scanner from Nirsoft. Even though Windows 7 has a lot better way to detect and show information about available wireless networks, there is still a need of one complete scanner which can retrieve all information of wireless networks. WirelessNetView displays wide range of information which spreads across the window [...] (more…)

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Scan And Identify Best Wireless Networks With inSSIDer [Windows]

Wireless network scanners can come in really handy for spotting, identifying and troubleshooting Wi-Fi networks. One of the widely used free software, NetStumbler, has been hailed long for it’s well-proven performance, but does not work well with Windows 7, Vista and XP 64-bit. inSSIDer covers up this deficiency by adding full support for the latest [...] (more…)