Click on Wifi signals and then ckick open Network abd sharing center

Now click on Mobile Broadband Connection Status Then click on Properties Tab

Then click on sharing tabcCheck both options and select the wireless network Connection 2 Then click OK

Show message box then click Yes

Click on Close buttonecNow double click on Virtual Router Plus on desktop Show message box then click YescClick on start Virtual Router Plus

Now show message in task bar Success Virtual Router Plus

Now just view virtual connection show access type Internet that have some time

How to Enable a Virtual WiFi in WindowsSo you have got that desktop or laptop of yours and have got a wired internet connection on it but want to connect your wireless device(smartphone, tablet etc.) to the internet? well this article will tell you how to do it without using any router or any other virtual router software. Read on to find out more...Steps1. 1First go to "control panel" and then open "change adapter settings".(this step can also be done in the following way "control panel- network and sharing center-change adapter settings".) Minimize this window.2. 2Select "Start" and then in the search box type "cmd" or "windows command prompt".This shall open the windows command prompt option. Right click that and select Run as Administrator.(note: it is important that you run the command prompt as administrator or else the commands you type in will not be followed as they require administrator's permission.)3. 3Now, after opening the windows command prompt type in the following command:netsh wlan set hostednetwork mode=allow ssid="wireless" key="passphrase" keyUsage=persistent Leave the command prompt window open. (Note: Do not change the typing of the commands, type as per the spaces. And remember the alphabets are case sensitive. Here ssid- this will be your created wireless network's connection name, key- this will be your created wireless network's password and these can be changed according to your choice.)4. 4Check the new virtual wifi adapter.Go to your computer's Device Manager and check if you see a "Microsoft Virtual Wifi Miniport Adapter" when you expand the option "network adapters". (Note: If you don't see it you cannot make this work as you first have to install it in your computer)5. 5Go back to windows command prompt already open.Type: netsh wlan start hostednetwork6. 6Go to change adapter settings again.Here select your working internet connection. Right click on it and select properties. In properties select the sharing tab. After doing this check the box "Allow other network users to connect to this computer's internet connection". then in the home networking connections drop down box select your newly created wifi connection. Here you are done and ready to go! Enjoy!

Create a Wireless Hosted Network in Windows 7 With NetshMicrosoft included a virtual Wi-Fi feature in Windows 7 and Windows Server 2008 R2 that lets you connect to a normal wireless network and at the same time create a virtual wireless network with that same wireless adapter. However, you must use a command-line tool called Netsh to create and manage the virtual router, which Microsoft calls a Wireless Hosted Network. There are third-party programs to help configure this functionality with a GUI (as discussed in the next section), however we'll first review the commands.First, you'll want to enable the Internet Connection Sharing (ICS) feature of Windows 7 so the Internet access is shared with users on the Wireless Hosted Network.Open the Network Connections window, right-click the network adapter that's connected to the Internet and select Properties. Then select the Sharing tab, check theAllow other network users to connect through this computer's Internet connection, choose the network connection name of the Microsoft Virtual WiFi Miniport Adapter from the drop-down box, and click OK.Now open the Command Prompt: clickStart>All Programs>Accessories>Command Prompt.Set the network details:netsh wlan set hostednetwork mode=allow ssid=YourVirtualNetworkNamekey=YourNetworkPasswordStart the Wireless Hosted Network:netsh wlan start hostednetworkTo stop the Wireless Hosted Network:netsh wlan stop hostednetworkTo see the Wireless Hosted Network details, including the MAC addresses of connected users:netsh wlan show hostednetwork