Wireless problem

g2gg

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Hello. I have an Atheros wireless network adapter that worked fine till now. I usually use it to create a wireless local area for my iphone. But today i tryed to change the dynamic ip and put a static one to try something and after i tryed i change it back to the automatic obtain of ip. But now seem to dont work i got an error that is something wrong with adapter
 

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Hello. I have an Atheros wireless network adapter that worked fine till now. I usually use it to create a wireless local area for my iphone. But today i tryed to change the dynamic ip and put a static one to try something and after i tryed i change it back to the automatic obtain of ip. But now seem to dont work i got an error that is something wrong with adapter

You might want to try disabling the Msoft virtual mini port adaptor then test to see if the problem persists. It may also help to stop using the shared wireless network with the following command.
Stop the wireless hosted network:
netsh wlan stop hostednetwork


If you still need to use the virtual mini port for the shared wireless connection you can always enable the virtual mini port again if you need it. Connectify has decent software for setting up a shared wireless connection. You can also use the manual method which is outlined in the following link.
http://www.winsupersite.com/article...ng-to-share-an-internet-connection-wirelessly
 

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