To enable the WiFi hotspot automatically when you start your laptop, you can set up a few configurations in Windows 10 using the built-in Mobile Hotspot feature. Here's how you can automatically enable the WiFi hotspot on startup: 1. Set Up Mobile Hotspot: - Click on the Start menu and go to Settings (the cogwheel icon). - Select Network & Internet. - In the left pane, choose Mobile hotspot. - Toggle on the switch under Share my Internet connection with other devices. 2. Create a Windows Task: - Press Win + R to open the Run dialog box. - Type taskschd.msc and hit Enter to open Task Scheduler. - In Task Scheduler, click on Create Basic Task in the right panel. - Enter a name and description for the task, then click Next. - Choose When the computer starts as the trigger, then click Next. - Select Start a program as the action, then click Next. - In the Program/script field, type Netsh Wlan Start HostedNetwork
. - Click Next and Finish to create the task. 3. Automatically Run the Task: - Open the Task Scheduler Library from the left pane. - Find the task you created, right-click on it, and choose Properties. - Go to the Triggers tab. - Click Edit, then enable the Specific time, choosing At startup. - Click OK to save the changes. With these steps, your laptop's WiFi hotspot should now automatically activate when you start your laptop. It's important to remember that using the WiFi hotspot continuously can consume battery life quickly and may generate heat in your laptop. Ensure you monitor your laptop's temperature and battery usage when using this feature continuously.