Users of mobile devices have the opportunity to connect their phone to the Internet via a computer via a USB cable. So you can establish a high-speed Internet connection, for example, in the absence of a Wi-Fi router.
Instructions
Step 1
Please note that only devices based on the Google Android system support the ability to connect the phone to the Internet via a computer via a USB cable. In this case, root rights ("superuser rights") must be activated on the phone. This can be done using one of the special programs that are available for download on the Internet, for example, Superuser, z4root or Root Explorer. A description of the process for obtaining super rights can be found on one of the specialized sites, for example, w3bsit3-dns.com.
Step 2
Go to the properties of your standard Internet connection on your computer and make this connection common to all network users by selecting the appropriate item on the "Advanced" tab. Download Adb from one of the Android sites and unzip it into one of the folders on your hard drive.
Step 3
Activate the "USB debugging" mode in the settings of your smartphone or tablet, and then connect it to the computer using a USB cable. Run the AndroidTool.exe file from the Adb program folder. Perform the Refresh Devices action in the application window. Specify the DNS server used for the Internet connection. Click Show Android Interface, after which the process of integrating the program into a mobile device will begin.
Step 4
Launch the application on your mobile device and confirm the program's request to use root superuser rights. Now run the USB-Tunnel file from the Adb folder on your computer. Click Connect to terminate your phone's internet connection via a computer using a USB cable.
