Wifi Internet Sharing over wifi!

Hi every body.
i want to share my network connection (i use wifi) on wifi!
in windows you can use "virtual network router" and you can share you network (even you use to a proxy) and this software create a wifi hotspot and other clinets cant connet to that and use your wifi connection.
in mac, in Sharing, you can share your internet connection on other ports! if use wifi you can share your intenet on Ethernet or... but not WiFi!
my question is how to create an hotspot and share my internet over a wifi when i use wifi to connect to intenet too!
Thanks!

It doesn't work like that and can't be used like that. You need a stand alone WiFi signal extender box.
Also I have never seen any Windows PC able to do that unless it has 2 WiFi cards in it. One WiFi card to receive the signal from the main router, communicate with the main router, and the other to broadcast that connection out to other WiFi devices.

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