The Internet is tightly entwined with our daily lives, and we often can’t imagine ourselves without all kinds of gadgets that allow you to exchange messages and access any information in seconds. However, sometimes a situation arises that you can only connect a cable that gives a life-giving signal to a laptop, and communication is also needed, for example, for a tablet or smartphone. So can a laptop give out WiFi? Windows 8 and earlier Windows 7 allow this.
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