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How to create hotspot using command prompt windows. CMD

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This guide will show you how to create a WiFi hotspot using command prompt. Note that this process describes some of the commands that are available only in Windows 7 or Windows 8 Ready PC. In this guide, there will be 7 steps. - Run command prompt as admin. - Device check. Type “ netsh wlan show drivers ” in the command prompt to check either your device support hotspot or not. It will display the output as picture below. In the output hosted network supported :Yes means that your computer supports hosted networks. Verify this. - Create the hotspot. Type “ netsh wlan set hostednetwork mode=allow ssid=hotspot_name key=password ” in command prompt where ssid is your hotspot’s name and key is the hotspot’s password . This will create the hotspot but it is currently offline. - Start the hotspot. Type “ netsh wlan start hostedwork ” This will start the hotspot you just created. - Details of hotspot ...

Facial Recognition Machine Learning with Python & OpenCV

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In this tutorial there will be 3 phases : Collecting dataset , training model, face recognition 1. Collecting/Creating dataset In this phase we will talk about what is the function of collecting datasets and how can it be done. Collecting dataset in this application is mainly purpose for training the model to understand what makes that pictures is your face or maybe your friends face. We need a program to detect the faces and then crop it and save it to the datasets folder (/datasets). This datasets directory will then later be used to train our model later on in the next phase. The first task is to identify reliable patterns in the face as show above. This can be determined using the technique described below. In this phase and this program we gonna be using haar-cascade classifier to identify which part of the image is a `face` or is it not. A Haar-like feature considers neighbouring rectangular regions at a specific location in a detection window, sums up the pixel i...