Connect NetShare to Win XP to use your iPhone's 3G web

Connect NetShare to Win XP to use your iPhone's 3G web

A walk-through on how to configure netshare for the iPhone to work with a PC running Windows XP. This will allow you to share your iPhone's 3G or EDGE internet connection with your PC. This way you can get online with your laptop anywhere you have your iPhone and cell-coverage.

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spencerwelch 1 year ago
I just got it to work without the Proxy prog on XP. Just use Safari and you are good to go. I set the Proxy Socks IP and in the options menu and it works great..
Peace,
Spencer
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hairypsalm 1 year ago
peskybeaver.com has a great, screenshot driven how-to for setting up netshare with windows xp. big pictures & very easy to follow.
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marsvegs 8 months ago
I still can't connect. Is he using safari for browsing? I spent 3 days to search how to tether iphone to windows XP laptop.
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ryan (2) 5 months ago
good
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