Turn Windows 7 into Wifi Hot Spot with Virtual Router Free Tool

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Wifi Router
Few days back we had covered guide on how to setup virtual wifi on windows 7 using built-in windows 7 capabilities. If are finding it difficult to follow our guide then here is open source freeware tool Virtual Router which turns any Windows 7 or Windows 2008 R2 Computer into a Wifi Hot Spot using Windows 7’s Wireless Hosted Network (Virtual Wifi) technology.

The Wireless Network create/shared with Virtual Router uses WPA2 Encryption, and there is not way to turn off that encryption. This is actually a feature of the Wireless Hosted Network API’s built into Windows 7 and 2008 R2 to ensure the best security possible.
You can give your “virtual” wireless network any name you want, and also set the password to anything. Just make sure the password is at least 8 characters.

Virtual Router

Virtual Router

Download Virtual Router Manager.

Sandip Dedhia

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Reader Comments

Great idea, but sadly didn’t work for me. Once loaded, I tried to run it but it came back with “Virtual Router could not be started!” with no further explanation. :(

Written By BabyD
on November 11th, 2009

Hi, It also did not work for me and it always says virtual router could not be started

Written By pradeep
on November 14th, 2009

omg it didn’t work for me D:

Written By kawaiberry
on December 22nd, 2009

Give a try to Connectify ;)

http://www.connectify.me/

“Turn your Windows 7 laptop into a WiFi hotspot to share the Internet with friends, co-workers, and mobile devices.”

Written By Ash
on January 1st, 2010

Btw, guys, both of these apps do work for my compie but not stable (sometimes Internet disappears). Don’t know why.

I suggest you to use native vendor’s utility (e.g. TP-Link Wireless Utility). If your WiFi adapter supports SoftAP feature, of cource.

Written By Ash
on January 1st, 2010

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