hi i'm pulling me hair out trying to figure out how to connect to the internet through the usb cradle .please help.
choose my network under connections rather then isp
hi in connections there are 3 things
which one thanks
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Hello all,
my current GPRS connection is always disconnected if i put my QTEK2020 into the cradle. Is there a solution that the connection wil not be interuppted?
Thx Yoshi
This not a bug, this is feature (there can be only one connection on PDA)... But if you want only to charge your MDA2/XDA2, switch of USB ActiveSync and then it won't disconnect you from GPRS...
but why can i establish a new GPRS connection after activesync is connected via USB? in that case i have 2 connections :?:
Regards Yoshi
Because you cannot have two connections on the PPC.
Hi everybody,
the gprs internet connection at my place is very slow/broken.
I'm searching for a posibility to share my fast network internet connection with my Hero through USB like "Active Sync" does.
Can someone help me, please?
Thanks in advance, Plattendoc
Plattendoktor said:
I'm searching for a posibility to share my fast network internet connection with my Hero through USB like "Active Sync" does.
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Search the forum for "tethering" or just go to Wireless Settings -> Share.
I think he means to allow the phone to use his PC's broadband connection, like you can with WinMo and Activsync.
there is no way to do this as far as i know with ANY android phone at the moment.
internet sharing on hero
Hi well at moment you cannot do it through but i use my hero on my BT broadband by the wifi and if your worried about power u can plug it into usb on pc to charge while using it or in to its own psu
Bought Spice Mi-350 in India, having Android 2.3.3 Version. I need to use my PC Internet connection for browsing and using Android market on my phone (Without wi-fi). Please help...
Please help
Please help. I have already rooted my phone with Superoneclick. Downloaded a Terminal emulator on phone. Still not able to connect to internet.
My Internet connection on PC is a cable connection with it showing in XP as WAN Miniport (PPPoE) connection. My Android phone connection, after tethering shows as Local Area Connection-2 (Android USB Ethernet/RNDIS#2). I am unable to bridge the two connections....
Hi
You can probably share internet connection thru bluetooth if you dont have wifi adapter!
Google "Sharing internet connection through BT"
Try this:
http://www.best-4-u.com/simple-tric...-between-pc-and-android-phone-using-wifi.html
Learn frm this thread:
http://androidforums.com/g1-support...-between-android-my-pc-through-usb-cable.html
@kats17
The links that you mentioned have already been seen by me. Either they are talking of tethering (and not reverse-tethering, which is using PC internet connection on phone), or of bridging two LAN connections in XP. Nevertheless, thanks for your help.
As said earlier, I have a cable connection on my XP PC, which is showing as a WAN Miniport (PPPoE) connection. This connection is not getting bridged with my LAN (Android) connection, and therefore I am unable to complete the connection.
Please help anybody..
Hello all:
I bought TP-LINK TL-MR3020 travel router which you can plug in a USB 3G dongle for internet access. I am wondering if I can use my phone(unlimited data plan) as 3G modem? The tethering is working if I connect my phone to laptop, but when I plug it in to the router, the router won't recognize. There is an option to upload a modem file (.bin) to the router so it can recognize the "unknown modem". The question is how to write and compile the modem file for android phone?
Thanks for advice
Hi, i search the way to connect to my school network, there's are no protection but nobody can connect to WiFi.. But The school PC are connected yet. I found file of the network config on my prof USB drive and i take a pic.. I tried to connect my phone with these settings but nothing.. Can anybody help me??
txt file is a wired configuration with static ips.
if wifi config is even, you just need the right ip/subnet. maybe you can portscan it.