Wifi Adhoc connection

Penecho

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Hi I was wondering if it's possible (and if yes how do I do it) to create a "Virtual Wifi Router" with my surface Pro 2. I do not need/want to share a broadband connection.

Background: I want to use my Surface Pro 2 with the EOS Utility to remotely connect with my DSLR (Canon 6D) over Wifi (out in the wild) so there is no network available. I thought I could just use the Surface to "create" a Wifi Network, so my DSLR is able to connect to it and I can control it remotely...
 

azcruz

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You can't create an adhoc WiFi network in Windows 8, unlike you could with MacOS via the GUI.



Sent from my Cherry Mobile Alpha Luxe
 
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dirtyvu

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Internet Connection sharing is supported in Windows 8.1 operating system.



Refer to the steps mentioned below to enable Internet Connection sharing in your Windows 8.1 operating system.



Check if your network card supports Internet Connection sharing.



a. Type cmd on the Start Screen, right-click the icon, and click Run as Administrator.

b. Type netsh wlan show drivers and verify if Hosted network supported says Yes. If it is No, your network card doesn?t support Wi-Fi sharing.


If your network card supports Internet Connection sharing, let?s enable it. Refer to these steps.



a. Press Windows key +X, click Control Panel. In the search box, type adapter, and then, under Network and Sharing Center, click View network connections.




b. Right-click the connection that you want to share, and then click Properties. If you're prompted for an administrator password or confirmation, type the password or provide confirmation.




c. Click the Sharing tab, and then select the Allow other network users to connect through this computer?s Internet connection check box, click Ok.
 

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