Use your smartphone to take Windows online
Another good article from Windows Secrets about using your cell phone to connect your Windows pc to the internet.
https://windowssecrets.com/top-story/use-your-smartphone-to-take-windows-online/
By Fred Langa
Getting your PC online can be a challenge when there's no Wi-Fi, cable, or other standard network immediately available.
But with cell service and a compatible phone, free or low-cost tethering software can connect Windows to the Web — with no added charges to your phone's data plan.
Sooner or later, this happens to everyone: You need to get your Windows PC online, but the network is down. Maybe the local Wi-Fi is out due to a power failure; or possibly a storm has taken down your cable, DSL, or land-line service; or you could be away from your home or office, out on the road, or stuck in a motel with poor or no Internet connectivity.
In those instances, the simple, easy, inexpensive answer is to use your BlackBerry or Android-based smartphone as the PC's connection to the Net. With a USB cable and tethering apps running on both phone and PC, you can email, chat, surf, and otherwise use the Web — just as you do when connected to a Wi-Fi or wired network.
Getting your PC online can be a challenge when there's no Wi-Fi, cable, or other standard network immediately available.
But with cell service and a compatible phone, free or low-cost tethering software can connect Windows to the Web — with no added charges to your phone's data plan.
Sooner or later, this happens to everyone: You need to get your Windows PC online, but the network is down. Maybe the local Wi-Fi is out due to a power failure; or possibly a storm has taken down your cable, DSL, or land-line service; or you could be away from your home or office, out on the road, or stuck in a motel with poor or no Internet connectivity.
In those instances, the simple, easy, inexpensive answer is to use your BlackBerry or Android-based smartphone as the PC's connection to the Net. With a USB cable and tethering apps running on both phone and PC, you can email, chat, surf, and otherwise use the Web — just as you do when connected to a Wi-Fi or wired network.
https://windowssecrets.com/top-story/use-your-smartphone-to-take-windows-online/
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