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brupala Posted messages 111157 Registration date Status Member Last intervention -
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So following an update, I restarted my computer and enabled this function (which worked and has always worked until now)
I wanted to change the password so that I could connect my console to this network and lose the least amount of internet data for optimal connectivity
And once the password was changed
I receive a message saying "We cannot configure mobile hotspot"
I searched a bit online and found several forums explaining that after the command netsh wlan show drivers, we should have in the cmd
supported network yes
except I have no
Even though I have ALWAYS been able to use this feature before changing the password
I refuse to believe that this prevents me from using this feature just because I changed a password...
I updated all my network drivers without success...
I wanted to change the password so that I could connect my console to this network and lose the least amount of internet data for optimal connectivity
And once the password was changed
I receive a message saying "We cannot configure mobile hotspot"
I searched a bit online and found several forums explaining that after the command netsh wlan show drivers, we should have in the cmd
supported network yes
except I have no
Even though I have ALWAYS been able to use this feature before changing the password
I refuse to believe that this prevents me from using this feature just because I changed a password...
I updated all my network drivers without success...
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Hi,
try deleting the hotspot and recreating it.
from the tests I've done, this Windows 10 feature is not very reliable: it works whenever it feels like it without much troubleshooting to figure out where the issue comes from.
By the way, which version of Windows 10 do you have?
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So first of all, thank you for this super quick response, but I managed to find the solution.
In the Device Manager, I went to View and selected Show hidden devices.
Then, I disabled the Microsoft Wi-Fi Direct Adapter #2.
This prompted me to enable the Microsoft Wi-Fi Direct Adapter again.
I reactivated it and it worked.
Well, I don't understand the reasons, but it works now...
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