1. Connect the Apple iPhone 3GS to the computer using the USB cable.
Tethering lets you share the Internet connection from your Apple iPhone 3GS with a computer. Please note that you'll be using data from your mobile network and charges may apply.
In this example, we've used a Windows® 7 computer.
Note: in step 9, we've selected Home network because we know and trust both the Apple iPhone 3GS and the computer.
2. Touch Settings.
Tethering lets you share the Internet connection from your Apple iPhone 3GS with a computer. Please note that you'll be using data from your mobile network and charges may apply.
In this example, we've used a Windows® 7 computer.
Note: in step 9, we've selected Home network because we know and trust both the Apple iPhone 3GS and the computer.
3. Touch General.
Tethering lets you share the Internet connection from your Apple iPhone 3GS with a computer. Please note that you'll be using data from your mobile network and charges may apply.
In this example, we've used a Windows® 7 computer.
Note: in step 9, we've selected Home network because we know and trust both the Apple iPhone 3GS and the computer.
4. Touch Cellular.
Tethering lets you share the Internet connection from your Apple iPhone 3GS with a computer. Please note that you'll be using data from your mobile network and charges may apply.
In this example, we've used a Windows® 7 computer.
Note: in step 9, we've selected Home network because we know and trust both the Apple iPhone 3GS and the computer.
5. Scroll to and touch Set Up Personal Hotspot.
Tethering lets you share the Internet connection from your Apple iPhone 3GS with a computer. Please note that you'll be using data from your mobile network and charges may apply.
In this example, we've used a Windows® 7 computer.
Note: in step 9, we've selected Home network because we know and trust both the Apple iPhone 3GS and the computer.
6. Touch Personal Hotspot.
Tethering lets you share the Internet connection from your Apple iPhone 3GS with a computer. Please note that you'll be using data from your mobile network and charges may apply.
In this example, we've used a Windows® 7 computer.
Note: in step 9, we've selected Home network because we know and trust both the Apple iPhone 3GS and the computer.
7. If you see this screen, touch USB Only.
Tethering lets you share the Internet connection from your Apple iPhone 3GS with a computer. Please note that you'll be using data from your mobile network and charges may apply.
In this example, we've used a Windows® 7 computer.
Note: in step 9, we've selected Home network because we know and trust both the Apple iPhone 3GS and the computer.
8. The Apple iPhone 3GS is now tethered.
Tethering lets you share the Internet connection from your Apple iPhone 3GS with a computer. Please note that you'll be using data from your mobile network and charges may apply.
In this example, we've used a Windows® 7 computer.
Note: in step 9, we've selected Home network because we know and trust both the Apple iPhone 3GS and the computer.
9. On the computer, wait for the device drivers to install then click Home network.
Tethering lets you share the Internet connection from your Apple iPhone 3GS with a computer. Please note that you'll be using data from your mobile network and charges may apply.
In this example, we've used a Windows® 7 computer.
Note: in step 9, we've selected Home network because we know and trust both the Apple iPhone 3GS and the computer.
10. Wait while the computer automatically applies the settings and connects to the network.
Tethering lets you share the Internet connection from your Apple iPhone 3GS with a computer. Please note that you'll be using data from your mobile network and charges may apply.
In this example, we've used a Windows® 7 computer.
Note: in step 9, we've selected Home network because we know and trust both the Apple iPhone 3GS and the computer.
11. Setup is complete. Click Close.
Tethering lets you share the Internet connection from your Apple iPhone 3GS with a computer. Please note that you'll be using data from your mobile network and charges may apply.
In this example, we've used a Windows® 7 computer.
Note: in step 9, we've selected Home network because we know and trust both the Apple iPhone 3GS and the computer.
