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We all know that Windows 7 has added the function Wireless Hosted Network to the operating system -Windows for the first time, so you can transform your system -Windows into a hotspot to share data connections with different devices. We have already explained how to manually configure Windows as a hotspot. Today, we encountered a problem that prevented us from hosting the hotspot from a Windows 8 system.
The hosted network could not start
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Every time we tried to start the hosted network , Windows came out with this error:
The hosted network could not start.
The group or resource is not in the correct state to perform the requested operation
Well, this problem may be due to configuration errors in the network adapter settings. We have already tried to update the new wireless driver installation, but without success. You can try to correct the following corrections:
FIX 1
1 Press Windows + R, type ncpa.cpl in the dialog box Run and press Enter, this should open the network connections.
2 In the network connections and select Properties.
3 In the Network Connection Properties window, go to the Sharing tab . Now enable the first two options as shown in the screenshot below.
Click OK, close the window Network connections and restart. Your problem should now be solved, otherwise, try the second solution below.
FIX 2
1 Press Windows + R, type devmgmt.msc in the dialog box Run and press Enter.
2 In the Device Manager expand network adapter window, select the wireless adapter from the list and right-click and select Properties or simply double-click.
3 In the Properties window, go to the Power Management tab, make sure that option Allow the computer to turn off this unit to save power is enabled.
Click OK, close Device Manager and reboot the system, the problem should be fixed.
I hope it will help you with the solution
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