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You need to co set up WiFi connection in camera. On windows you can use Canon application (EOS remote) or qDD. Setup for EOS remote is simple - choose EOS remote. For qDD choose PC connection. After start WiFi in camera, connect with PC and than again on camera you have to allow your PC to connect w...

There might be another way.
I had a Samsung phone yesterday and found that it has a option to keep best internet connection.
It switches between WiFi and cellular for internet automatically. I think that turning it of will do the trick with out the need to change system.

When it comes to Samsung I don't think it is possible to go around their stupid ideas.
But I haven't had any troubles with disconnecting WiFi on Samsung Galaxy Tab2, Tab4 or few Samsung phones.
And pinging internet is a normal thing on Android.

If WiFi LED stops blinking then the wifi connection is dropped, probably by phone/tablet.
You can reflash router firmware.
Check if set WiFi channel is not to crowded (eg. with WiFi Analyzer app). Because if the are many networks running on the same channel range will drop significantly.

No.
And I think that Canon did not planned this functionality in XC10. Their API supports only EOS DSLRs and EOS M.

Yes - you can do focus bracketing with any lens - well... whats the difference ?? It's just a name printed.

And no - it won't setup automatically because there are no data to do this.

Yes it can be done but there are bunch of problems and downsides with it: 1. you have to correctly configure wireless and wired interfaces on router (I couldn't figure it out) 2. if router won't connect with default network the only way to fix it is with cable (ethernet) connection. 3. router cannot...

It cannot be done. Histogram can be done only for images and RAW is not an image. It becomes image after development.

Check if camera doesn't lose connection with router due to bad USB cable (3G LED will go dark).

You have to wait for app update. Every camera model has to be supported by the app.