> Make sure your wifi is turned on.
>Password should be a minumum of 8 charecters.
>It may be due to an error in your drivers.
Dowload the following fix http://mhotspot.com/fix_18012012.msi
1. Double-click the downloaded file and instal the fix.
2. Restart the system.
3. Launch mhotspot and setup hotspot.
4. Click start,it should work fine.
>Make sure your wifi is turned on.
>Password should be a minumum of 8 charecters.
>It may be due to an error in your drivers.
Dowload the following fix http://mhotspot.com/fix_18012012.msi
1. Double-click the downloaded file and instal the fix.
2. Restart the system.
3. Launch mhotspot and setup hotspot.
4. Click start,it should work fine.
>Check if the sharing has been enabled for the newly created connection[e.g. wireless connection 2] in drop down menu.
>Go to network and sharing centre,under the newly created hotspot,you can see the name of that wireless connection.
>To enable sharing for this kind of internet connections,got to network and sharing centre and there you can find the lan connection that you are conencted to.
>Now click the 'lan connection'[usually in blue color]and in the window opened,click properties.
>Now you can find the sharing tab and from now it is similar what is mentioned in the 'HOW TO' instructions.
>Inshort,the answer is yes.
>But,as the number of devices increases the total bandwidth is shared among the users.
>No.It is an 'ACCESS-POINT' network.
>Similar to the network created by a router.
>Actually,to say it is a bug in the Android OS related to wifi.
>To reload the wifi driver dial *#*#526#*#* (or) install the "wifi-fixer" app from the market.