7. Use of Internet:

(1) Internet Connection and share:

a. How to connect a PC to internet with an Ethernet cable.
b. How to connect internet to PC from a Android device via USB cable.
c. How to connect internet to PC from a Android device via Wi-Fi with password.
d. How to share PC internet with Wi-Fi.


(2) Gmail:

 
 
a. How to create a Gmail account.
b. How to change or reset your Google Account Password.
  c. How you sign in with 2-Step Verification in Gmail.
  d. How to connect Gmail account to your Outlook.


(3) Yahoo mail:

 
 
a. How to create an Yahoo mail (ymail) account.
b. How to change, recover or reset your Yahoo Account password.
c. How to connect yahoo mail account to your Outlook.


(4) Facebook:



a. Why you will need a facebook account/ married side of a facebook account.
b. How to create a facebook account with a email address.
c. How to create a facebook account with a Mobile number.
d. How to Add Profile Photo and Cover Photo.
e. How to to Find Friend to Facebook.
f. How to Send or Confirm a Friend Request.
g. How to post comment, picture or video at Facebook.
h. How to change or reset facebook password.
i. How to keep your facebook account safe.


(d) How to share PC internet with Wi-Fi.



If you want to share a wireless Internet connection in Windows 8 or 7 with other wireless devices, you’ll need use a third party app. We recommend Virtual Router because it’s free, open-source, and easy to set up. You can also use it to share a wired connection if you just want an easier way to do it than creating an ad-hoc network.

Start by downloading Virtual Router and starting it up. Using it really couldn’t be easier. Provide a name for your network, enter a passphrase, and choose the connection you want to share with devices that connect to that Wi-Fi network. Click the “Start Virtual Router” button, and you’re done. You can even see a list of connected devices in this window.



Setting up a mobile hotspot on your Windows PC can be a bit of a hassle, or it can be pretty easy. It just depends on what version of Windows you’re running and whether you’re willing to use a third-party app. But the next time you’re stuck somewhere with only a wired Internet connection, at least you know you can use your PC to share that connection with your other wireless devices.