How to share your PC internet on Android Smartphone via USB cable

Sometimes high speed Internet is required on your Smartphone , no matter how your 2G/3G mobile data speeds be ! & That is needed due to the background data that happens to run and process in background by each and every app ! due to which we occur to have slows data speeds & On top of that , If you don't have Wi-Fi connection (router) at your home it's bit of mess for many. You can always use your PC's internet on your phone via a USB cable , hey this works for non rooted phones ! Ohh yes i said " Non rooted " devices.

Note : This only works on limited no of devices !!

Phone Part :

So jump into settings , connect your phone to PC via a USB cable , then On your phone go to Developer options in settings and turn on USB debugging ( if it doesn't show up go to About section in settings and keep tapping on build number and you would unlock developer options ) , Once you're through with that part , go to settings > more > USB Internet . Then select your desired computer operating system , click next & select done .

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So this is all the phone part , then hop to your Computer ( Windows only )

Computer Part :

Go to Control panel > Network and Internet > Network & Sharing Center , then click on Change Adapter Settings ( It's present in upper left hand side ) , after that you can see a new Lan connection being popped up , go to your default broadband connection then right click on it , to access properties , then click on sharing > Tick Allow > Select Lan Connection 2 , Hit OK & your're good to go !! Now Your Computer Internet (Lan NET) is running on you Android powered Smartphone Via USB Cable.

So after that Internet is working properly on my phone , just keep in mind that whenever you need internet on your phone , you gotta go with all these steps again and again , but that's the catch !!

The same can be done with Windows Phones too , You just need Zune installed on your PC , just connect your windows phone to PC Via USB cable, then launch Zune on your PC , no need to do weird things that are needed in android , The windows phone automatically connects to the internet.

This in turn is what drains your battery , But in turn you receive is that classic high speed experience on your smartphone , a feeling like you are ahead of this world , ohh I'm just kidding :D !!!

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