Switch Virtual Router to Windows

With the program we can very easily provide other devices with any type of Internet connection, including wireless, modem or via a cell phone connected to our computer. Other computers, cell phones, printers, etc. equipped with an interface that allows them to connect to the wireless network, can connect to our access point as if it were implemented on the equipment and use it like any other.

Features

With Switch Virtual Router, you can create an Internet connection between your computer and another device. This free program essentially turns your computer into an access point that you can use at home and elsewhere.

Even if you have a great internet service provider, you may find that your wireless signal is not reaching the level that you would like. Any number of things can block that signal, including its location in the house, its proximity to those devices and even other electronics in the area. Your router may also be slower than you'd like because you're connecting too many devices to the same signal. With this handy program, you can extend the range of your Internet signal and let other devices use the hotspot you've created on your computer.

The very first time you use it, you need to set up a new network. Not only does the program allow you to assign a name to your network, but it also allows you to set your own personal password. When you choose the private network option, the only people who can use this signal are those who know the password. There is also a public option that allows anyone within reach to use your network.

This is a great way to make guests feel more comfortable staying with you. You can create a temporary network that they can use on their computers or on their tablets and phones. Setting up a new network ensures that they have a signal everywhere in your home. You can use the public network option when you throw a party so that all your guests can surf the Internet on their phones.

Switch Virtual Router is a very easy-to-use tool. The number of configuration options available is kept to a minimum. The user can only choose a name for his access point, a password, and a shared connection. By default, the transmission is encrypted via WPA2.