The host network is compatible with USB adapter support.
The host network is compatible with USB adapter support.
It doesn't function properly on my iPhone 12, which led me to believe a hosted network feature is required.
Attempted once more and it functions, using another VPN should be fine. It looks like my WiFi card can’t connect to a hosted network. The problem likely lies with the hotspot lacking an active DHCP server—if the adapter issue existed, you wouldn’t have any way to enable hotspot or link to it. This could stem from recent changes, and I’m unsure about the best troubleshooting steps. It’s possible a static IP is assigned to one of the connections.
It seems your setup is configured to get an IP automatically. I saw that in the MS virtual adapter it’s using a specific IP address. Checking the IPV4 settings might help clarify this.
The LAN traffic option is typically found in the `netsh` commands related to network drivers. For your current setup with an onboard Broadcom 802.11ac chip, you can check it using `netsh wlan show drivers`. If you want to see LAN instead of WLAN, adjust the command accordingly. The error you encountered suggests that `lan show drivers` isn’t available in your environment—try using `netsh lan show interfaces` or consult your network configuration tools for further details.