Hi there! I have a PC running Windows 11 Pro that I use for astrophotography, and I control it remotely via my MacBook. I rely on the PC's hotspot for internet access, but I run into trouble when I need to start the PC in the field and then manually activate the hotspot in the settings. Is there a way to automatically turn on the hotspot as soon as the PC boots up? Thanks for any guidance!
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If you're using the native Windows hotspot feature, you could try running it from startup. Add your hotspot utility (if you're using a third-party program) to startup settings. Just keep in mind you'll need to set up your network settings beforehand.
Hey Hamza! Unfortunately, there's no built-in option to automate this directly. You might want to write a startup script to enable the hotspot automation. If you're not into scripting, I'd recommend learning a bit about it or getting help from someone who is—just be cautious with random scripts you find online!
A solid method is to create a batch file that contains the command `netsh wlan start hostednetwork`. Save this file, then press Win+R, type `shell:startup`, and place a shortcut to your batch file in that startup folder. It should execute every time you log in, but make sure your hosted network is set up beforehand.
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