Iphone share internet usb

How to Share Internet from iPhone to Other Devices

Don’t have an internet connection nearby and need to connect to the web? Look no further because you can share internet from iPhone using it’s Personal Hotspot feature. By utilizing this facility you can share the internet via Wi-Fi, Bluetooth or USB.

The prerequisites for using this feature include an iOS 7 or above and a carrier that supports it. If your carrier does not allow you to enable the Personal Hotspot feature on your phone, contact your carrier to check on how you can activate it.

Also, make sure you have an unlimited data plan as connecting your iPhone to your laptop for internet sharing will consume huge amounts of data. Another way of making sure you don’t go over the data limit is to keep checking how much data you have used.

Enable Personal Hotspot to Share Internet from iPhone

To share internet from iPhone you need to enable the Personal Hotspot on your device. Head over the Settings app, open it and select Personal Hotspot. If you don’t see any such tab in the Settings app, tap on Cellular and you’ll find an option to set it up. However, if you do see it toggle it on and select the medium of cellular data transfer.

Share Internet from iPhone via Wi-Fi

This is probably the easiest of the three ways. You’ll be required to create a password for your Hotspot which must comprise of at least eight digits and include ASCII characters only i.e. English letters, numbers 0-9 and/or some punctuation.

Fastest way to share internet from iPhone to another device

Once you’ve toggled on the Personal Hotspot and created a password, your device will become discoverable and by turning on the Wi-Fi on your laptop you will be able to connect to the iPhone’s hotspot just like any other Wi-Fi connection.

Use Personal Hotspot to share internet from iPhone to Mac via WiFi

Share Internet from iPhone via Bluetooth

If you wish to use the Bluetooth for data sharing, make sure the other devices have Bluetooth enabled too. Scan and select the device you want to share the internet with from the Bluetooth settings on your iOS device and the other device will have access to the internet instantly.

Share internet from iPhone via bluetooth

Every time a device connects you will see a blue bar on the top of your iPhone indicating a successful connection and the number of devices connected.

Share Internet from iPhone via USB Cable

Connect your iPhone to the laptop using the USB cable. Access the network preferences on your laptop and select your iPhone from the list presented to start using the internet via hotspot.

Share internet from iPhone via USB on Mac

We hope the methods to share internet from iPhone listed above come in handy the next time you are in dire need of an internet connection on your laptop but don’t have one nearby. One last thing, when connected to a hotspot, just make sure to limit the Mac apps that can or can’t use data; this will save any unnecessary data usage.

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Share iPhone WIFI with computer over USB?

Due to a water leakage, we had to move offices temporarily. In our temp offices, we have WIFI network, but not cabled network (yet).

Since my computer doesn’t have WIFI (it’s a stationary desktop) I thought I could see if I could bridge my iPhone WIFI connection over to my computer via USB while I wait for local facilities to set up cabled network here.

Is this possible?

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Sorry, but it’s not possible to do this without jail breaking. The «Personal Hotspot» function on an iPhone only allows for sharing the 3G connection, not the wifi connection, so you can’t use it as a wifi adapter. It’s feasible that Apple could add this functionality, but it’s a fairly niche case, so I wouldn’t count on it.

More immediately, if you have a laptop with wifi available, you could use Internet Sharing (OS X)/Internet Connection Sharing (Windows) and an ethernet cable to get connectivity to your desktop. Or if you’ve got a Staples or something similar nearby, they usually have USB wifi adapters for $30 or less.

Of course this is possible:

1. Your iOS device must be joined to wifi connection
2. Your iOS device must be jailbroken
3. Your PC must have iTunes on it
4. Install MyWi 5.0 over Cydia (Cydia will be installed on your iOS device after you jailbreak it)
5. Choose USB tethering in USB tab
   • Set MyWi USB to ON
   • Go to Advanced USB
   • Set USB Bridhe to «Bridged to WiFi» so you don’t get online via 3G
6. Enjoy your wireless internet connection

which iPhone and iOS versions are you using? you will also need to check that your carrier allows a personal hotspot.

if you are able to turn on a personal hotspot on your phone, just connect the phone to the PC with a USB and enter the Wi-Fi password after finiding teh phone in the network settings.

You could also just get a WiFi USB which would pick up the WiFi from the router.

Free method that works, with a jailbroken iPhone at least:

1) Install openSSH on your iPhone from cydia, or apt-get , if you prefer the terminal.

2) Install python 2.7.x.
As of this writing the latest version is 2.7.6.

3) download libusbmuxd.
https://github.com/libimobiledevice/libusbmuxd
You can either do a git clone or, if you don’t have / want to get git , download
the release from the ‘releases’ tab.

4) unpack it if you didn’t take the git clone route. If you downloaded the tarball,do
tar zxvf .tar.gz from a terminal. In windows, use 7-zip or download the .zip version of the tool.

5) cd into libusbmuxd/python-client .

6) The following step is platform-dependent:

Windows

If you run windows, you will have to manually type the path to your python.exe program. If you chose the default location, it will install into C:\Python27 . So, in windows, go to your command prompt and type
C:\Python27\python.exe tcprelay.py -t 22:2222 .

Linux/Unix/Solaris/BSD, etc.

If you use Linux (like me), Cygwin in Windows, BSD/Unix, solaris, or basically any platform besides windows and DOS known to man, you will simply type
python2.7 tcprelay.py -t 22:2222 .

7) Not quite done yet — You need a SSH client running! This, too, is platform-dependent.

Windows — PuTTY

In windows, cygwin makes this easy, but if you don’t have cygwin already, PuTTY is a good option:
http://www.chiark.greenend.org.uk/

sgtatham/putty/download.html
Set it up like this:

Be sure to set the login username to ‘mobile’.

And, for a little extra speed (lower overhead from the encryption), change the encryption to ‘arcfour’. Usually, I would not recommend this, but since you are pushing the encryption over a USB cable and not a network, security is less of a risk.

If you want, you can then save a profile for this, to avoid setting it all back up each time you have a problem. This is done in the ‘session’ section at the very top.

Linux/Unix/BSD/Solaris/OSX/HP-UX/whatever I’m still missing

You can run ssh -D 8080 -p 2222 mobile@127.0.0.1 The default password for the mobile and root accounts on the iphone should be alpine . Once you are successfully logged in, you should see a xterm -like window. type passwd now, to change your password to something more secure. Also, type su and use alpine as your password to log in as root and change the root password as well. Then, type exit to go back to your login as mobile .

8) You’re nearly done now, I swear! It’s less complex than it appears so far, if you actually do it yourself!

Now, you need to open your web browser of choice; I use firefox, so I will use it as an example. I have used chrome, but as I do not like it and do not currently have it installed, I cannot presently use it for an example. But you set it up as a SOCKS proxy, regardless of browser.

These screenshots were done with a forwarded X11, so the fonts are ugly, but pay it no mind.
First, go to the preferences window ( tools -> options or edit -> preferences , depending on OS). Then, go to Advanced -> Network -> Settings. .

Use the following configuration for the browser.

Problems and Solutions

Problem:

Yeah, this isn’t really using the iphone as a modem.

Solution:

Get over it; it works.

Problem:

My app doesn’t allow setting a SOCKS proxy.

Solution:

I have had this problem with games like Minecraft. Here’s some fixes.
For minecraft, I added a argument to ssh . I regularly play on the nerd.nu reddit minecraft servers (reddit.com/r/mcpublic). Since minecraft 1.6, SSH tunneling and SOCKS proxies set as command line arguments haven’t worked. You used to be able to add java parameters -DSocksProxyHost=127.0.0.1 -DSocksProxyPort=8080 and it would work. Now, however, the solution isn’t quite as nice, but it does work.

When you start ssh , instead of ssh -D 8080 -p 2222 mobile@127.0.0.1 , do
ssh -D 8080 -L 127.0.0.1:25565:p.nerd.nu:25565 -p 2222 mobile@127.0.0.1 .
Then, when you want to connect to the server, instead add the URL 127.0.0.1:25565 to your list of servers! The remote server will appear on 127.0.0.1/localhost thanks to the miracle of SSH tunneling!

For other programs/games, the same rule applies. If you can’t set a SOCKS proxy and nothing else works, just add -L 127.0.0.1:

There is nothing forcing you to use the same port on 127.0.0.1 that you would normally, so I could have, for example, mapped p.nerd.nu:25565 to 127.0.0.1:1025 and the game wouldn’t care as long as I specified the port. Not all programs are so lenient, but it’s useful to remember.

Also, remember: Nearly any program can use this. So while it’s not as nice as having a simple modem or something, It definitely works. Note that if you lose connection to wi-fi, you will probably start eating into your cellular network’s data access. If the cellular network does deep-level packet inspection, be prepared for a charge for enabling tethering. Just be careful, please 🙂 If you have «TetherMe» from Cydia, or something like that, it might mask what you are doing. Also, sometimes if the iphone goes to sleep it will turn off wi-fi. Install insomnia from cydia/apt to get around that.

Or, to prevent deep packet inspection, you can also SSH from your iphone into a PC at home for encryption, and then SSH into your iphone from your device that you are wired into.

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iPhone Connecting to Internet Using Windows PC’s Network through USB Cable

Note that this was only tested on certain combinations like this (Windows 7 with iOS 8), this (Windows 7 with iOS 7), this and this (Windows 7 with iOS 9.3.2 (iphone 6s)). Windows 7 seems a possible Windows OS that can work. Recently, I tested it on Windows 8 and iOS 9. Unfortunately, it did not work. It seems iOS or Windows has changed its way configuring the network. So, if you are using newer OSes, an Ad-hoc wifi hotspot from your PC may be easier to set up to share the Internet connection of your PC to your iPhone.

It is common and straightforward to make PC to use iPhone’s GPRS, 3G or 4G Internet connection through the USB cable. Now during the spring festival in the country, I am facing the problem that I am wanting to make my iPhone use the PC’s Internet connection.

There is no router by hand and what I have is only the iPhone and USB cable. The PC is an old one with Windows XP installed.

Finally, I figured out a way to make iPhone connect to the Internet through the iPhone’s USB cable to the PC Internet connection.

How to share the Internet of PC to iPhone through USB Cable

The method here is tested on iPhone 6 with iOS 8.1.3 and Windows 7 / Windows XP.

Step 1, disable the adapter for Internet connection in Windows.

Step 2, connect the iPhone to the PC by a USB cable.

Step 3, in the iPhone “personal hotspot” settings, enable “USB only” Internet sharing.

A new adapter in Windows will appear (“Local Area Connection 2” here).

Step 4, in the property of the adapter for Internet in Windows, enable “Internet Connection Sharing”.

In the “Settings”, select the needed services.

Step 5, re-enable the adapter for Internet in Windows.

Now, visit the Who am I service in your iPhone and check whether your IP is from the Internet provider for your PC.

Why and how does this work

Following is just my guess since both Windows and iOS are closed systems. For easier to understand, I name the adapters as follows.

After Step 1, the Windows routing table is cleared. After Step 2 and Step 3, both tun0 and tun1 are created and the network packets are forwarded between each other.

Step 4 makes sure that network packets can be forwarded from tun1 to eth0 by Windows. Re-enabling eth0 in Step 5 set up the routing table as we needed.

The final path for the packet routing will be as follows.

Eric Ma

Eric is a systems guy. Eric is interested in building high-performance and scalable distributed systems and related technologies. The views or opinions expressed here are solely Eric’s own and do not necessarily represent those of any third parties.

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i have checked same with iphone4s (ios 8.1), not working

What results do you get? Are there any error messages from Windows or iOS? My tests on iPhone6 with iOS 8.1 are okay.

Making it work is a little bit tricky. You will need to follow exactly the order of the steps here. Some times, you may need to try several times.

Hi Eric,
i have test several time but it’s now working. please view this image , so you’ll get idea exactly what missing.

Seems problems happen before or on step 3. You will need to make sure the Windows successfully connected/recognized your iPhone as a new adapter.

Do you have iTunes installed on your Windows. You may try to reauthorize your computer. A tutorial at https://discussions.apple.com/thread/5442841 may help.

I have re-authorized my computer, but same problem.

em.. no idea what’s wrong now.. You may also check whether firewall on windows blocks the connection? whether the reverse normal path (use iPhone network for Windows) works?

Will this still work if my iPhone’s wifi chip is broken? It is unable to detect networks

I don’t know. Have a try 🙂

what if the ip addresses don’t match

thank you very much
i’m impressed 🙂

I have tried this with my iPhone 5 and Windows 7. Instead of my iPhone using my PC’s internet connection, my PC is using my iPhone connection. Any ideas?

The mechanism re-used is from iPhone to let PC use iPhone’s data network. The methods here “tricks” Windows and iPhone to use the reverse connection.

The method here should be followed exactly according to the steps. Otherwise, the trick likely fails and it works the normal way that PC uses iPhone’s data network.

I have tried several times with one of the 3 following results:

1. PC connects through iPhone like normal tether.
2. PC connects to internet on its own as normal. iPhone connects using cellular.
3. PC connects to internet on its own as normal. iPhone has no internet connection and shows up in Network … Center as “Unidentified Network”.

After my last attempt, the Sharing tab under Local Area Connection Property has disappeared. Any ideas how to get this tab back?

If you can take the screenshots as in the post and upload them to some where, I can take a look whether I have some clues on what’s wrong.

In case you need some help on this:

i also have the same issue. The tab sharing is missing

actually the tab is missing because there only 1 connection(network) . when u put 2 network, then the tab sharing is appear..

lats time i have did all the steps you have given us here ..
it was working and i have got the internet connection to my iphone 4s via the computer ,
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Today i connected the iphone to the PC but it wasn’t working , i have also did the steps agian and still not working ,
i would be glad if you help me !

Minding restarting Windows and even iPhone?

This might sound a silly answer. But sometimes, it is the solution.

Please, I want to know if it would work on my faculty internet with a proxy ip address? Thank you

Just have a try if it doesn’t hurt 🙂

it didnt work so I guess it does’nt work or there’s a bypass which I don’t know.

Tried with the proxy and it didn’t work for me. But I want to know if my cellular data being on before I start the process should be a pre-requisite or should it be off? Thanks.

What kinds of proxy are you using?

The cellular data should be on so that you can have step 3.

I work in a university faculty so our internet has an http proxy that has to be put in the internet settings before it works. So that’s the type.

I am not able to get this screen – whether i have to do in mobile or in PC

Step 3, in the iPhone “personal hotspot” settings, enable “USB only” Internet sharing.

After connecting my mobile to system I am not able to see the step 4

Step 4, in the property of the adapter for Internet in Windows, enable “Internet Connection Sharing”.

I have insalled I tunes in the system & sorted out the above issues, but when I connect to phone My PC uses the mobile internet – what should I do

You may need to check and ensure “Windows Firewall/Internet Connection Sharing (ICS)” service is running.

Hi Samuel Eshun, so the proxy setting are put into “Internet setting” or somewhere similar? I am afraid the method here will not work for this situation. They work on different levels.

I want to know how to connect it using Windows XP? Because the methods you showed is using Windows 7. I cannot get to the network sharing parts on windows XP

I run it on Windows XP when I figured out this method. I tested on Windows 7 with iOS 8 when I wrote this post.

Didn’t work for me.
I used xp but after several attempts and following your exact steps my iphone did not want to use my computer’s internet. It instead only used my cellular data to access the internet. Oh and yes I did then try disabling cellular data to force it to use the internet sharing from my computer but it wouldn’t connect at all.
I also tried bridging the connections together but a error message popped up and I gave up. Somethig about tcp error
Oh and the internet sharing option only appears when there is another internet adapter connected and detected by your computer. That’s why it dissapears after you disconnect your iPhone.
I believe jailbreaking is the only way you could try to do this but I have yet to find a tweak that does it.

I’m out of the country and was hoping to do so while here in my dorm room with only a wired network available but it seems I can’t have cellular turned off which doesn’t work for me as I’m not wanting to pay roaming costs. Any other options?

hi…u explained everything well above in the instructions but i have big doubt…as u said in SETP 3
“Step 3, in the iPhone “personal hotspot” settings, enable “USB only” Internet sharing.”

if we have to turn on the “USB only setting” that means we have to enable the 2G/3G (mobile data) must right? without enabling the 2G/3G (mobile data) we cant access that setting…once if we on mobile data then internet (mobile data) will take from iPhone only right? then how above trick will work??

but you mentioned about the above trick you are using internet from PC to iPhone (not mobile data) is that possible??

please confirm and correct me if i am wrong…i want to use my PC internet in my iPhone 4S (not mobile data) through USB cable.

You need mobile data to “activate” the network flow. Please note that it is only tested working on specific versions of iOS as stated at the beginning of the post.

can we share internet from windows 8.1 to i phone 4s?
Please reply me ..

I am not sure. You can have a try. There are limited number of combinations that work following this tutorials. Please share with us if it works for you.

I can’t open personal hotsopt in ios 9.2 without enabling cellular data. Please advice something ….

its work for 3 or 4 connect and then stop working …. please help

You are lucky having it working for you! Could you share with us your versions of iOS and Windows?

From my previous experience, you may restart iOS and try again. It may work again for you.

Actually I am using ios 7 with windows 7 on pc… I surprised to stop working I dont know why? and I tried to restart my iPhone and rest my network settings still not working …

If it ever worked for you. You may try to restart both you iPhone and Windows, then follow exactly the steps in this tutorial. It might work again.

sir i just clear the step in that system shows Network Shared.
Please tell the next step, what should i do to start internet in my iphone.

Sir,thank you very much, it worked Windows 7 with iOS 9.3.2 (iphone 6s),but can’t worked to ipad mini2.

Great to know it works for you! You know, it is hard to make this work. The solution is picky in the combinations of Windows and iOS and device. Thanks for your sharing!

Sir, why is the sharing tab instead says windows- -i forgot is corrupted. I tried system restore and it still hasn’t worked. Any tips on how to fix this?

Thank you for the tutorial. Unfortunately, as soon as I shut off cellular data my personal hotspot shuts off. The same thing happens if I switch to airplane mode. Is there a workaround to this? I am using Windows 7 and IOs 9.3.2 on an iPhone5. If I don’t shut off the cellular data, my phone connect to the internet through cellular.

What if I want it to be the other way around? I want to connect my windows pc to my iPhone’s data .. is this possible?

In many cases, yes. On my phone, in settings I turn on personal hotspot and then use a USB cable, WiFi or Bluetooth to connect the PC to the internet using my cell phone’s data plan.

But I’m using a desktop .. will it work?

I have followed the same steps. the newtwork is shared in my PC but how can I understand, that I am using the PC internet in my iPhone 6s becuase the 3G is also ON and Hotspot is connect with my PC. If I turn off my cercular data, the hotspot will disconnect otherwise I cannot use the PC internet.

was able to setup the connection successfully but it took all the internet bundle on my phone. i thought it will share my Pc internet with my iphone and not otherwise.

how do we know if desktop is using mobile data or otherwise?
the IP address in both desktop and mobile is coming diferent
it is saying personal hotspot : 1 connection

i followed exactly same steps and I was able to connect but not sure which is geting whose connection, windows 7 professional to ios 10.1.1

hi , i have tried but in the Network connections is showing , Netwotk cable unpplugged for the Local Area Connection2 , that is the Apple Mobile Device Ethernet.

Any ideas how to solve it?

I did, but it says..your iphone internet is connection is being shared over usb.

hello it worked on my iphone but some applications are not working thank you alot .

Can you help me to do something like this on Windows 10? I’ve come this far http://screenshot.sh/n8P2FVHG0ADCv
It’s in Polish, though I think you recognize “services” tab on the top. Services have only these numbers in their names, I don’t know what they mean

Aw, and im using iPhone SE with iOS 10.3.3 if it’s somehow important

Thanks a mmmilllion for this post. The rest you may find on internet including Mac help has been absolute crap, but this saved my afternoon.

..one thing – you have Skype listed in Services, but I don’t and Skype says it can’t connect. I tried to add it, but I must have done it incompletely as it is still not working. Can you please give me a clue of right way of adding it?….

Hello
First of all thanks for the post it worked for me I do not understand how it works but it did work for me 4 times on windows 7 and 10 and iOS 11.3.
However after these attempts I never got it working again windows just says Unidentified network after I enable network sharing of my other network card I really would like to get it to work again can you help me?
Thanks in advance

It is a surprise for me to know it worked for you with iOS 11.3. I originally got this method from iOS 8 + Windows 7. Thanks for sharing this info.

The advises I can possible give to try:
– stick with Windows 7. It was successful for iOS 8 and iOS 9.
– do a clean reboot of Windows first (and iOS too) before trying again.

Good luck and hope you can share your good news further.

Thanks a mmmilllion for this post. The rest I could find on internet including Mac help has been absolute no-help, but this saved my afternoon.

..one thing – you have Skype listed in Services, but I don’t and Skype says it can’t connect. I tried to add it, but I must have done it incompletely as it is still not working. Can you please give me a clue of right way of adding it into the “Services”?….

Thank you very much in advance!….

It seems you have made iOS connect to Internet through a Windows PC? That sounds great.

The “Skype listed in Services” must be because the Windows 7 node I used had Skype installed.

I am not sure whether it can fix the problem that you can’t use Skype (in iOS I guess), you may try:
– disable Firewall on Windows totally to verify
– install Skype on the Windows machine (it may configure the firewalls so that the network traffic are allowed; I am not sure. But worth try. I didn’t remember whether I can use Skype on iOS by then I wrote this post)
– manually allow those ports used by Skype. Ref to https://support.skype.com/en/faq/FA148/which-ports-need-to-be-open-to-use-skype-for-windows-desktop for the ports needed.

Many thanks for your reply! In fact no, I connected Windows machine to 3G internet through wired iPhone6 following instructions above. And Skype is installed on that Windows machine, but it’s TCP/UDP does not appear on the Sharing->Services list. I believe that is the problem why Skype can’t connect, but I dunno how to set TCP/UDP correctly…

Folks, Here is a straight-forward though frustratingly cumbersome way to connect a PC to the Internet using an Iphone. It works ALL the time, but you must execute EVERY step, even toggling things that are already set correctly, since the process of toggling appears to clean out ROM settings…

On ANY Apple Computers currently ON
1) Turn Wifi OFF [using the Wifi icon in the upper task bar, select Wifi: OFF] NOTE an APPLE computer and the Dell cannot be connected to the Wifi at the same time.
2) Turn Bluetooth OFF [using the Bluetooth icon in the upper task bar, select Bluetooth: OFF, this will gray out the bluetooth icon] NOTE an APPLE computer and the Dell cannot be connected to the Hotspot at the same time.

On the Iphone
1) Restart the Iphone [by holding down the upper left side button and the right side button together until the ‘Slide to Power Off Switch’ shows up. Slide that switch to off. Then hold down both buttons again until the Apple logo appears on the screen showing that the phone is repowering up.
Note repowering up can take a while; be patient. Enter the pass code to Log in.]
2) Turn OFF VPN Connect On Demand [from Setting->General->VPN->i (in a little circle)->Connect On Demand, make sure that ‘Connect On Demand’ is OFF by using the slider)]
3 Turn OFF VPN [from Settings->VPN, make sure that VPN is OFF by using the slider]
4) Toggle or Turn ON the Personal Hotspot [from Settings->Personal Hotspot->Allow Other to Join, make sure that ‘Allow Other to Join’ is ON by using the slider]

On the PC
1) Restart (or turn on) the Dell computer but you must be turning on or restarting
2) Click the Blue Wifi launcher for a list of available networks [lower right hand side, click the round world globe icon, to bring up the square blue Wifi button. Click it to get a list of the available networks.
3) If necessary manually connect to the I-Phone (if you do not have automatically connect enabled)
1) Turn Wifi OFF [using the Wifi icon in the upper task bar, select Wifi: OFF] NOTE an APPLE computer and the Dell cannot be connected to the Wifi at the same time.
2) Turn Bluetooth OFF [using the Bluetooth icon in the upper task bar, select Bluetooth: OFF, this will gray out the bluetooth icon] NOTE an APPLE computer and the Dell cannot be connected to the Hotspot at the same time.

On the Iphone
1) Restart the Iphone [by holding down the upper left side button and the right side button together until the ‘Slide to Power Off Switch’ shows up. Slide that switch to off. Then hold down both buttons again until the Apple logo appears on the screen showing that the phone is repowering up.
Note repowering up can take a while; be patient. Enter the pass code to Log in.]
2) Turn OFF VPN Connect On Demand [from Setting->General->VPN->i (in a little circle)->Connect On Demand, make sure that ‘Connect On Demand’ is OFF by using the slider)]
3 Turn OFF VPN [from Settings->VPN, make sure that VPN is OFF by using the slider]
4) Toggle or Turn ON the Personal Hotspot [from Settings->Personal Hotspot->Allow Other to Join, make sure that ‘Allow Other to Join’ is ON by using the slider]

On the PC
1) Restart (or turn on) the Dell computer but you must be turning on or restarting
2) Click the Blue Wifi launcher for a list of available networks [lower right hand side, click the round world globe icon, to bring up the square blue Wifi button. Click it to get a list of the available networks.
3) If necessary manually connect to the I-Phone (if you do not have automatically connect enabled)

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