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Hi! On Windows 11, the legacy Hosted Network / SoftAP feature that netsh wlan show drivers reports on has been deprecated in favor of Mobile hotspot and Wi-Fi Direct. Modern WLAN drivers built on the WDI model no longer expose Hosted Network, so seeing “Hosted network supported: No” is expected and can’t be turned to “Yes” on current hardware/OS.
If you need to share your PC’s connection, use Settings > Network & internet > Mobile hotspot instead.
If Mobile hotspot isn’t working, update your wireless adapter driver from the PC/OEM site and try again; many newer adapters deliberately removed Hosted Network but fully support Mobile hotspot via Wi-Fi Direct.