Learn To Connect Your Symphony Android Phone To PC Via USB For The Internet

Replace your MODEM by Symphony Android Smartphone. Surely, you will forget the days of MODEM to use the internet on your PC!

Symphony Android Phone provides various useful options at a reasonable price. USB tethering is one of the fantastic features of it. There are also Wi-Fi and Bluetooth tethering options are available.

What are Tethering and Portable Hotspot?

Tethering Portable Hotspot is a latest popular feature which avails ones to share his/her mobile phone internet with his/her friends or to personally use internet on Laptop or Desktop computer without using any associate accessories i.e. MODEM. What an amazing facility, isn’t it? Now, you may invest your money to buy a latest android Smartphone rather than a MODEM. Let’s discover “How to use Android phone internet on PC via USB”.

As like as NOKIA phone’s used to use mobile internet on PC via USB cable, you can use Android phone as MODEM via USB. You can also use mobile internet on PC via Bluetooth and Wi-Fi connections. But your Personal Computer must support Bluetooth and Wi-Fi facilities. Read here to learn “How to use mobile internet on PC via Bluetooth” and also read “How do I use my phone as a hotspot” to share your android phone internet with your friends at a time. [post_ad] Wi-Fi hotspot features will make your android device as Wi-Fi router with which you and your friends will be able use internet.

Although you can use Android phone as MODEM via USB, Bluetooth or Hotspot, I will suggest you to use USB cable which is much faster than other ways due to its larger bandwidth and it is secure than others.

Now learn how to use mobile internet on PC via USB cable on Symphony Android phone.

The article to use Samsung Android phone as MODEM via USB will be available soon……

Use Symphony Android phone as MODEM for Windows XP:

 

Steps to share mobile internet on PC via USB Cable

How to configure your Symphony Android Phone?

Connect your Android phone with your Personal Computer via USB cable.

Immediately a notification called USB MASS STORAGE will be displayed on your android phone. If you Turn on USB storage, you'll be able to transfer files in between your PC and Android Phone. But it is not our objective. So, close this notification by pressing Back or Home Button of your Symphony Android Phone.

Now turn on your Symphony Phone internet data connection by sliding your finger on home screen from top to bottom. Then Tap on the Data Connection option.

Go to your Android Phone Setting Option and then tap on More... lies under WIRELESS & NETWORKS section.

Now tap on Tethering & Portable Hotspot option there.

If your Android phone is correctly connected with your PC via USB, then you'll find USB Tethering Option live.

Now tap on the BOX to enable USB tethering option. That's all you need to do on your Symphony Android Phone.

Final Steps to connect Android internet on PC via USB Tethering

How to configure your PC operated by Windows XP or Windows 7:

To use android phone internet on your desktop pc with operating system Windows XP, you need to install the entire driver called Chip-set in your PC.

If you're using Windows 7, it is not required. All the Chip-set and Audio drivers are installed on PC by default.

The following steps are same for both Windows XP and Windows 7.

Meanwhile you connected your Android Phone with your PC via USB; the necessary driver for this operation will be installed by the computer.

Once the installation is finished, it will report that "Your device is ready to use".

Soon you will see the Network & Sharing icon on the right side down corner of the desktop screen becomes live and the cross symbol is removed.

Now you can use your mobile internet on PC using via USB. In this way, you can connect your mobile internet on PC via USB cable.

Of course, you don't require any further MODEM to use internet on your PC. All you need to have an Android Smartphone.

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