What he meant was your PC acting as a routerIf you could use Connectify that means you've got a "dongle". He stated that's it's not supported though.
Uhmmm... How do I connect a router to my PC?
What he meant was your PC acting as a routerIf you could use Connectify that means you've got a "dongle". He stated that's it's not supported though.
Uhmmm... How do I connect a router to my PC?
Ahhhhh
Can you guys please update me on what exactly we can achieve using Zaneris's Dumper?
Are we at a stage where we can transfer a created pokemon from our PC to the 3DS game?
Thanks
How's that done? You can actually connect to the internet using an extra Wireless adapter, but then how can I use my PC as a router without setting up as a virtual router?What he meant was your PC acting as a router
Internet
|
Modem
/ \
PC WF Router
\
3DS
What he meant was your PC acting as a router
Ahhhhh
Can you guys please update me on what exactly we can achieve using Zaneris's Dumper?
Are we at a stage where we can transfer a created pokemon from our PC to the 3DS game?
Thanks
The operating keyword here is "virtual". You can use your computer's wifi to act as a hotspot but not using any third-party software.Zaneris did you mean something like this?
Code:Internet | Modem / \ PC WF Router \ 3DS
I thought he said no virtual hotspot?
The operating keyword here is "virtual". You can use your computer's wifi to act as a hotspot but not using any third-party software.
You can just create an ad-hoc network in Windows 7 or use the netsh in commandline in Windows 8.
It should look like this:
Internet > Modem > Router > (Ethernet cable or WLAN dongle 1) PC > (Built-in WLAN or WLAN dongle 2) 3DS
ARP Poisoning is the only method you can use in the scenario you stated.
So will this suffice?
My laptop connected to my router that is connected to the Internet.
My 3DS connected to A Wi Fi dongle that is plugged into my laptop.
Sorry about all this questioning, its just im having a tad of trouble working out the notation you guys use (im a newb)
The operating keyword here is "virtual". You can use your computer's wifi to act as a hotspot but not using any third-party software.
You can just create an ad-hoc network in Windows 7 or use the netsh in commandline in Windows 8.
It should look like this:
Internet > Modem > Router > (Ethernet cable or WLAN dongle 1) PC > (Built-in WLAN or WLAN dongle 2) 3DS
ARP Poisoning is the only method you can use in the scenario you stated.
Haha, my bad. You just need to make the PC as a hotspot, that's all I know.3DS doesn't support ad-hoc.
Don't know what netsh is though.
netsh wlan set hostednetwork mode=allow ssid=nameOfwifiHotspot key=yourpassword
netsh wlan start hostednetwork
you can use the windows update to fix it or you can download it through the visual studios express.
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Or you can use this page:
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Links are found under Additional Software.
Think of your PC as being a filter in your network setup.I really don't understand on this works. (How to use it) Mind explaining?
Did this still can get it dumpedHaha, my bad. You just need to make the PC as a hotspot, that's all I know.
In Windows 8, you use this in the command line to create a network
Then start that network using thisCode:netsh wlan set hostednetwork mode=allow ssid=nameOfwifiHotspot key=yourpassword
Then you open Network and Sharing Center, go to your connection's properties (the one that's connected to the computer) then go to the sharing tab and check the box that allows the internet to be shared to the other connection (the one that you will use to connect the PC to the 3DS)Code:netsh wlan start hostednetwork
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Maybe that's what softwares like Connectify uses. Explains why they only works with Win7+.Are you sure Netsh is something completely different to a virtual hotspot? I remember you still need two wireless cards for this or am I wrong?