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Doesn't the Internet Sharing app in WM6 make the dialer and such obsolete? As long as the PC you're connecting has ActiveSync, all you have to do is fire up Internet Sharing and it picks up the phone as a LAN connection--no dialing or driver installed involved.
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wmwifirouter is something that turns your wi-fi enabled phone into a wireless router. It seems like a nice solution, although I'd keep the phone on the charger while running it. I would think it's making that little phone work quite hard.
The magic internet search shows you can get it at: http://www.wmwifirouter.com It looks like it recently changed to a commercial product. They have a download trial, but I don't see on their site what the restrictions are. It's not priced too bad at 15 Euros. (So what's that...about $225 with the current exchange rate? :evil4: )There are still some sites that have the beta freeware version available. Internet connection sharing does look like it makes the dialer obsolete. I really haven't used my smartphone (HTC Apache with the WM6 upgrade) to anywhere near it's full potential. I just turned sharing on, and my PC found a Remote NDIS Based Internet Sharing Device. Unfortunately I live at a point far from 3 Sprint towers, so I'm only getting 39 kbps 1X speed. I'll be taking it on a trip tomorrow to an area with the $10/day wi-fi access, so this should help a lot. Thanks for the information everyone. |
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Honestly i have no use for it. I mean whats to point? other than you can get a wifi card for your laptop? I could understand if you had a home computer and your lucky to find free wifi. |
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I got this configuration using the Internet Sharing set up while I was at the Sun-N-Fun airshow in Lakeland, FL last week. They have very good signal coverage at the event there. I sent to speedtest.net, and it showed me getting 916 kbps down and 113 kbps up.
I don't know if that's completely accurate, but browsing speed was very good. That Spring SERO plan with data pays off again. I just wish I had a good signal at home. The one of their antenna sites is at a nearby airport on a hotel that is only 5 stories tall. Another is on a good sized hill, but I have high voltage power lines between us that seems to block the signal. I wonder if there's some cheap repeater that would be able to be put in the house? |
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I have my 6700 working as a USB modem when I log in as an admin on my XP Pro. The issue is when I log in as a standard user account (not admin or power user) there is no entry in the modem field of the dialer.
I have tried to change the permissions on all the keys in the registry that pertain to HTC or Conexant to allow all users full control and still no luck. Is there a way to run this as a standard user w/o admin rights? If not, how can I get the I.C.S. to work as I have tried and it will not acquire an IP address? Thanks, for any assistance in this. |
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I need some help please. I was running Rob Meyers WM 6.0 and I just cooked my first rom ever (6.1) but now I can't connect via Internet Sharing. Is there any files/settings that I have to change or update. It was working before the update.
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Disregard my last post. got it working after numerous soft reboots and pc reboots.
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Thank you in advance for any assistance! |
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There should be an entry in Group Policy editor to allow non-admin users to dial-up to the Internet--look for that.
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Digit,
Thanks for the quick responce. My problem is that the Group Policy is created and maintained by our corporate IT group and I can't modify it. However, using another dial up connection, the standard user can connect to the internet. This leads me to belive that the dial up is not restricted by the GPO, but possibly by some other security setting. Or is it a reg edit type of fix? Thanks again. |
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my dialer was giving me problems so I decided to go about the old fashioned way. In internet explorer on your computer go to tool, connections then add a new dial up connection select the modem, then in the number to be dialed is #777 leave the user name and password field BLANK. this way I don't have to use the dialer that came with the USB modem driver. I also have mine setup to were when I set it up it brings up the dial prompt.
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PSxmoe, thanks for the alrternate approach.
This worked with a standard user loged in. |
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wow, this is great being able to use this phone for a modem now. i asked the the guys at the sprint store if this was possible, they said yes, but i would have to change my plan and it would be real slow (dail-up). all they wanted to do was sell me a wireless card and plan for my laptop.
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does this setup work with the hTc touch (sprint)? I wanna be able to use it as a usb modem to fax stuff with laptop's ms fax program.
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Thanks, this was a SOB to get done in vista, but its done, i appreciate everything.
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Worked like a charm. Thanx for the driver post!
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Has anyone from a Verizon carrier been charged for using their phone for tethering?
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For some reason my internet sharing just stopped working. This worked flawlessly about a week ago. ](*,)
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I donot need no internet connection. This is awesome. I hope somewone will write a code of how to connect w/o the USB.
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Anyone know the limits? such as maximum data usage before sprint cuts you off? with the simply everything?
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Sprint will charge you for this becareful.
-Max |
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last i heard was 5GB if you have PAM on your plan.
cheers disco |
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Hi I am a noob I was just wandering if I could run build OS and updater with xv 6700 connected as modem ?? Please help thanks...:spam1:
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hi i cant find the wireless modem setup in my verizonwireless 6700,want to tether it to my laptop.
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