https://beogradsko.blogspot.com/2020/12/windows-10-sound-keyboard.html
All you need to do is follow the simple instructions below.
Okay, so:
-Open Internet settings, view network connections
("Change adapter options").
-Right click on your Wifi adapter, go to properties. Go to the sharing tab and disable network sharing if it is enabled.
-Close the properties window, then select your Wifi adapter and your Ethernet.
-Right click and make a network bridge between the two.
-Select the network bridge and disable it.
-Delete the network bridge.
-Right click your Wifi adapter, click properties. Go to the sharing tab and enable sharing again (make sure both boxes are checked).
-Go to the settings tab, make sure all of the boxes are checked except for "Microsoft Network Adapter Multiplexor Protocol".
-If you have online games that use PunkBuster, reinstall PunkBuster.
Any time your network sharing stops working, simply repeat these steps to get it back up and running.
And that's it. If you've followed all these instructions, it should work. Again, I don't know how or why, but this has worked 100% of the time for me. Hopefully, this saves some people a headache!
All those things are effective and work like a charm.
STRUCTURE:
INTERNET <))) (((> WIFI laptop1----lan----[switch]o---lan----laptop2
o---lan----laptop3
o---lan----laptop4, ..., etc.
Tested on Windows 10:
CLIENT 1:
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Same thing on Linux machine:
Share WiFi via Ethernet on Ubuntu 17.10
There is a hidden method to share your WiFi over Ethernet in the latest Gnome.
- Type
nm-connection-editorin your terminal. - Add a shared network connection by pressing the Add button.
- Choose Ethernet from the list and press Create.
- Click IPv4 Settings in the left.
- Choose
Shared to other computersby clicking the Method drop-down menu. - Enter a new name like
Shared WiFi LANas the Connection name at the top
More tips:
https://www.howtogeek.com/665780/all-microsofts-powertoys-for-windows-10-explained/
