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My desktop PC doesn't accept the 4G network from my phone

LeDesgam Posted messages 4 Registration date   Status Member Last intervention   -  
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Hello

Being without Wi-Fi for a few days, I decided to connect my iPhone 15's 4G network to the PC to get a connection. The PC shows “connected and secured” but the network doesn’t pass through. I also tried via Bluetooth but nothing changes.

Then I tried with another Android phone, a Samsung. The problem remains the same.

I of course checked whether my operator blocks these actions, but no restrictions are in place.

Next I changed the network profile by changing the name of my sharing so that my PC would be forced to create a new connection.

I had disabled Windows Firewall.

I performed an IP and DNS check.


I tested the Ping line (there was 100% loss).

Then a network stack reset, renew IP leases, purge the routing table.

Global network reset.

All the techniques mentioned have failed and did not change the situation.

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    brupala Posted messages 111182 Registration date   Status Member Last intervention   14 459
     

    Hi,

    another one who confuses wifi with the internet :-(

    How is the iPhone connected to the PC, via the sharing wifi network or by USB cable?

    Can you provide the result of the command ipconfig/all? .

    Command: ipconfig/all > Ipconfig.txt & notepad ipconfig.txt and paste the content here. 

    There we go, there we go, there ...

    But goodness, how annoying the line spacing is !!

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    1. LeDesgam Posted messages 4 Registration date   Status Member Last intervention  
       

      yes unfortunately.

      Should I enter the commands one by one or all at once?

      The iPhone is connected via wifi, I don’t have a transfer cable.

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      1. brupala Posted messages 111182 Registration date   Status Member Last intervention   14 459 > LeDesgam Posted messages 4 Registration date   Status Member Last intervention  
         
        In a single command, yes, but it can be done in two steps: one with what’s on the left of the & and then what’s on the right to edit the output.
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  2. Panth33ra Posted messages 23227 Registration date   Status Member Last intervention   Ambassador 2 364
     

    Hello,

     Being offline with Wi-Fi for a few days, I decided to connect my iPhone 15's 4G network to the PC to get some network access.

    If you no longer have Wi-Fi, restart your router; otherwise, use the Ethernet connection.

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    1. LeDesgam Posted messages 4 Registration date   Status Member Last intervention  
       

      It's a power outage, rebooting the box won't change anything. Connecting the LAN cable is useless too because there is no Wi‑Fi

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  3. Diablo76 Posted messages 348 Registration date   Status Member Last intervention   141
     

    Hi,

    Are you sure your tower has a Wi-Fi card?

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    1. LeDesgam Posted messages 4 Registration date   Status Member Last intervention  
       

      Yes, my card is a wifi. It’s the MSI B550 pro-vdh wifi.

      I wondered if it wasn’t the network drivers for the card that were acting up.

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