Create Wi-Fi Hotspot in Your Laptop Using CMD Prompt

Setps to follow:

1. Open 'COMMAND PROMPT' in ADMIN mode

2.Then write following command
    netsh wlan show drivers

3. Press enter & wait for a few second. Then write following command
    netsh wlan set hostednetwork mode=allow ssid=link-me-on key=technolinx
     Then press Enter. Here 'link-me-on' is my Wi-Fi hotspot name & 'technolinx' is my Wi-Fi
     passwors. When somebody wanta to connect with your wifi he has to type this password.

4. Now write these command
  netsh wlan start hostednetwork
     Press enter.Now our work on command prompt is finished. Close the command prompt
     window.

5. Go to DESKTOP

6. Right Click on Desktop

7. Go to New > Shortcut 
     and past following path as shown below
  C:\Windows\System32\netsh.exe wlan start hostednetwork


Click on next & name it START Wi-Fi 
Then click on Finish

8. Again Right Click on Desktop
    Go to New > Shortcut
    and Paste following path as shown in the picture below
  C:\Windows\System32\netsh.exe wlan stop hostednetwork



Click on next & name it STOP Wi-Fi 
Then click on Finish

Here the trick ends. When you want to Turn on Wi-Fi Hotspot click on START Wi-Fi
and when want to stop it just double click on STOP Wi-Fi which is present on your desktop

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