Cara Membagi Koneksi Internet iPhone dengan PC. Dalam Artikel Ini: Membuat Hotspot Nirkabel Menggunakan USB Tethering Membagikan Internet lewat Bluetooth Anda dapat menjadikan iPhone sebagai hotspot internet pribadi, selama operator yang Anda gunakan mengizinkan.Hotspot tersebut dapat digunakan oleh perangkat lain melalui USB, koneksi nirkabel, atau Bluetooth. Menggunakan laptop HP 6530s Hardware Intel(R) WiFi Link 5100 AGN.

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First, find the connection details for the hidden WiFi When you connect to a wireless network that broadcasts its name and can be seen in the list of available networks, much of the network configuration is done automatically. All you have to do is enter a password. When you connect to a hidden wireless network, you need to know its security information and enter it manually. You have to know the following details: • The network name or SSID (Service Set Identifier) • The password for connecting to the wireless network • The type of encryption (or security) used for the password. If the network uses WEP, note the WEP key.

If is using WPA-PSK or WPA2-PSK, note the Pre-shared key. If it is not using any security, you only need the SSID. This information can be taken from the owner of the network, the IT administrator (if you are in a business environment) or from your home router if you are at home.

Before trying to connect, make sure that you are in the range of the hidden WiFi. Method 1: Use the Windows 10 wizard for connecting to wireless networks Windows 10 makes it very easy to connect to visible WiFi networks that broadcast their name. However, for hidden networks, the process involved is not that intuitive: First, open the list of available WiFi networks, by clicking or tapping on the WiFi signal, in the system tray (the bottom-right corner of the screen). If you do not see this icon, read this tutorial to bring it back:. Windows 10 displays all the visible networks in your area. Scroll down the list to the bottom.

You are now connected to the hidden WiFi. Method 2: Use the Control Panel and the 'Set Up a Connection or Network' wizard If the options shown in the first method are not found on your Windows 10 laptop or tablet, then you might be using an older version of Windows 10. If you do not know which, read this tutorial: In this case, you need to try this method instead of the first.

And go to 'Network and Internet -> Network and Sharing Center.' There, click or tap the link that says: 'Set up a new connection or network.'

Enter the security information for your WiFi network in the appropriate fields, as follows: • Enter the SSID or the name of the network, in the Network name field. • In the Security type field choose the type of security used by the hidden wireless network. Some routers may name this authentication method. Depending on the security type you choose, Windows 10 may or may not ask you to also specify an encryption type.

• In the Security key field, enter the password used by the hidden WiFi. • If you do not want others to see the password you type, check the box that says 'Hide characters.' • To connect to this network automatically, check the box that says 'Start this connection automatically.' When done completing everything, press Next.

If you are in the range of the hidden WiFi, your Windows 10 device automatically connects to it. Cara budidaya ayam petelur. Why do you use hidden WiFi? As you have seen from this tutorial, the procedure for connecting to a hidden network is a bit more complex than the simple process of connecting to WiFi networks that broadcast their name.