Q. I have read a lot about using an android phones gprs connection on a laptop(tethering). But I would like to do exactly the opposite and use my laptops present internet connection on my phone.
A. this is possible on windows 7 and vista (cant say about mac).
GO To-- Start-Control Panel- View network status and tasks (under Network and Internet category)
Then , Under 'View ur active networks' in 'connections' click on ur connection.
Then in the lower left hand corner press "properties"
click on the "sharing" tab. Now check the box "allow other network users to connect through this internet connection"
then under 'Home networking connections' select 'Wireless network connection' and press 'ok'
'Close'
Now under "change ur network settings" select "setup a new connection or network" and choose the
"setup a wireless adhoc (comp to comp) connection". click next (and again)
give a network name and change the security type to 'no authentication'.
AND YOU ARE DONE!!
Just search the network on your android phone--under "settings"--wireless and networks-- wifi settings.
GO To-- Start-Control Panel- View network status and tasks (under Network and Internet category)
Then , Under 'View ur active networks' in 'connections' click on ur connection.
Then in the lower left hand corner press "properties"
click on the "sharing" tab. Now check the box "allow other network users to connect through this internet connection"
then under 'Home networking connections' select 'Wireless network connection' and press 'ok'
'Close'
Now under "change ur network settings" select "setup a new connection or network" and choose the
"setup a wireless adhoc (comp to comp) connection". click next (and again)
give a network name and change the security type to 'no authentication'.
AND YOU ARE DONE!!
Just search the network on your android phone--under "settings"--wireless and networks-- wifi settings.
Do you have to sync an Android phone to a computer?
Q. Do you have to sync Android phones to a computer to work, like you would do with an iPhone or iPod? And if so, is there an alternative?
A. no, you never have to sync any android phone to a computer, its one of their selling points, why you don't even have to connect it to transfer files- there's an app for that!
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