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Welcome! Venomi is a TCL 40 NEX paper and today I will show you how you can enable and also set
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up your portable hotspot. So to get started you will want to pull down your notifications by
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swiping down from the top of your screen like I just did and swipe down once again on the toggles
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which will extend the list of them. On one of the pages we should have our hotspot toggle
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Now if it's not visible on the first page you can swipe to the left and this will show you
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a second page. Now let's see if I can see it for me. I'm not sure if this isn't it. Nope that's not it
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Oh there we go so it is on the second page. It is labeled as hotspot. So anyway once you see this
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toggle if you're doing this the first time around you want to hold it and this will quickly take
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you to the settings and here I recommend changing the password. So if you click on the password
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hotspot password to be more precise it will show you the randomly generated password that is
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created when you set up your device. Now by default it is randomly generated so it's not very easy to
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remember and type it so what I recommend doing is completely removing it and then setting up
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your own new password which will need to have at least eight characters in length
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There we go. You can click on OK to save the settings, the change more precisely and you can
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also look at other settings if you're interested and customize them to fit your exact needs. Now
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what I recommend doing is actually turning on the turn off hotspot automatically and set it to
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90 seconds. Yes something a little bit more reasonable like 20 minutes. So what this will do
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so what this will do is when the device detects that no other device is utilizing the hotspot for
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right now 20 minutes it will automatically turn it off. Now hotspot does consume more of your
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phone's battery so if you're not using it there is really no reason for it to be running in the
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background and just wasting your battery. So this option is fantastic in terms of preserving your
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battery life. You can also change how many people can be connected to your hotspot at the given
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moment so by default that's eight might be a little bit extensive you're not running a
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cafe with this so you can change it to something more reasonable like one or two
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And we also have the AP band at the bottom which we have two options we have the 2.4 or 5 gigahertz
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Now to explain this quickly and in the simplest way I possibly can 2.4 will be used by any device
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that has any kind of Wi-Fi connectivity while 5 gigahertz will be a faster and more stable of a
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connection but newer devices will support it and not like super old ones. So if you're not sure
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what the other device that you will be connecting with supports what you could do is enable the 5
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gigahertz and if said device simply just does not see your hotspot that you have turned on
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created then that will mean that said device just doesn't support 5 gigahertz and all you need to
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do is navigate back to the settings change it back to 2.4 and that will fix your problem and
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the other device should now be able to see the hotspot and connect to it. So there we go now once
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it's all set we can turn it on quickly from here by tapping on the switch at the top or you can do
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it later on so you don't have to actually navigate into the settings by finding the toggle let's try
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it again there we go and simply clicking on the toggle to turn it off on off. So obviously you
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can turn off the hotspot yourself before the 20 minutes runs out like it is for me
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so you don't need to actually wait that 20 minutes you can just do it whenever you you're finished
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using it. Anyway so with that being said hopefully you found this video helpful
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