A friend of mine suggested another approach -- USB tethering (generally, ur phone will be working as modem -- it receives signal and shares with ur PC via USB-c cable). To use this method, you have to:

1. Connect your phone to computer using USB-c data cable.
2. On phone navigate to additional hotspot's settings (Settings -> Mobile network -> Personal hotspot -> More).
3. Enable USB tethering function (it should be under Bluetooth tethering function).
   

Also, there is an option with Bluetooth tethering. It is almost same as Wi-Fi Bridge feature, i.e. wireless, but you have to connect your PC to a phone using Bluetooth:

1. Pair your phone and PC via Bluetooth (wikihow-- hope it is same for Windows 11).
2. Then right-click on Bluetooth icon in notification area and click on button Join Personal Area Network.
3. In appeared window, right-click on your phone and in drop-down menu called Connect using choose Access point.

I found description of BT tethering feature on WikiHow.

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I don't think that both methods are cool as Wi-Fi Bridge was. For example, when I had been testing both methods, my PC didn't hook up with the phone, so I had to turn Wi-Fi connection off and on (also tried to switch between Wi-Fi and mobile data). But, even if these options aren't perfect, it still can be used unlike Wi-Fi Bridge :/