Can you make hotspot to use your Internet with your laptop?
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Yes, my Nokia Lumia 1520 can share internet both with my laptop,desktop and sux other guests devices making it 8 guests in all. Go to the phone settings, look for mobile network,then internet sharing, swipe the button towards your right and you will be prompted to set it up by creating password of your choice. The password you created will be required by any device,laptop,PC before connecting to the Nokia lumia hotspot. Let me know if this answer solves your Nokia lumia hotspot problem.
1009169
Yes you can. Just ask your internet provider for the instructions to set it up (don
1542002
Yes it can connect to hotspots. The speed is good enough. I'm currently using it with pay as you go, SIMPLE MOBILE.
989734
No, sadly not. There are wifi hotspots that you can purchase, but it is strictly wifi connected
2114664
You need to plug in a RJ-45 ethernet cable that has internet and then this product makes a wifi with that internet. If you are in a rural area and use wireless (3G/4G/LTE) for internet choose a pocket router that has an usb dongle support and not this one.
712647
Laptop does not need to be connected to anything to work (as long as battery is charged) If you want internet then you must have WiFi available or use an Ethernet cable to connect to modem.
1658501
If you have a laptop and internet you can get a program called Connectify that will make your laptop work as a hotspot. I'm not sure if Connectify works with a desktop computer. See my earlier answer regarding tethering your laptop to a smart phone. (question about living in a marina)
2246708
This is an access point so it makes a wifi area. I guess that is what you mean by a hotspot ? You can setup a voucher/pay system.....but be warned asking customers to pay for wifi is also so "2004" ;).....best thing to do is offer free limited speed Internet which you can do with this product. It's great you can limit the upload and download speed of each user so no one can hog all of your pipe.
2173887
depends, if used on a windows system, yes. if you use a linux distro, you could turn the system into an access point with this device and receive wifi clients (and if that box has Internet on another network device, pass it through this device).
1834241
Yes, if by that you mean you can use it to connect to your phones' hot spot. It is only a receiver tho so you wouldn't be able to use it to turn your pc into a hot spot.
1986502
No you cannot, your device(phone tablet laptopetc.) will pick up the router even allow you to connect but you will have no internet access. it is an effective long lasting router for DSL connection but not for your phone. I bough tone on eBay and I asked the dude if I could use it to relay a 4G signal from my phone he said yes I in turn bought it. After I noticed I couldn't I asked him what was wrong he apologized and said something about a internet card. I kept it for my DSL and it also charges devices.
941629
Not without an external modem, as this laptop, as with most modern laptops, does not have a modem built in. You'd need something like http://amzn.com/B004BU8O9Y to connect.
736279
If I'm reading your question correctly you need a wifi router or a hot spot piece. You can not cord connect it to the internet. Hope this helps.
2276372
I don't think so. The idea behind this is to buy a pre-paid SIM card with data/Internet access from a wireless carrier. When hooked into a usb port it will provide that computer access to the Internet over the wireless providers network.
1910193
No, it makes a Wi-Fi hot spot from a cell phone USB modem. You would need service with a wireless carrier and a USB modem to plug into it. I have a Verizon Wireless and an LG VL600 USB modem, it does work great, battery life is a little short, but it works fine to provide Wi-Fi for my tablet and laptop at the same time.
510834
Yes. Just a warning, if you are using the hotspot so someone can gravitate to your wifi, the connection speed and service is awful. It limits the person to what they can do. That's something I noticed.
669308
You could always get a USB extension. That way you can plug the internet card in and put it anywhere you want.