iPhone, Android doesn’t USB tether to Windows
As it turns out, most of the USB tethering problems in Windows 8.1 seem to happen especially when the iPhone is used, and we have recently reported that there are also problems connecting to an iPhone created WiFi hotspot from Windows 8 or Windows 8.1. But Android users have reported seeing USB tethering problems in Windows 8.1, as well. Here’s what one Android user is saying: Read Also: Nokia 2520 vs iPad Air: Video Advertising I have even checked with the firewall, which is currenly not blocking any such attempts. Device and Hardware troubleshooter states a problem with the driver for Microsoft Network Switch Default Miniport and says that it is unable to fix it. Is this causing the problem? If you to encounter such problems, try running the troubleshooter and getting the latest drivers. If this still doesn’t work, then try this nice guide from XDA Developers forums that might just help you out. Leave your comment below with the solution that has worked for you so others can know, as well.
Other tethering issues and possible solutions
You may encounter such a problem – your Windows 10 does not connect to your iPhone hotspot. That may also be caused because of some tethering errors. In case you are in this situation, we have a great fix article for you which will guide in order to get rid of this problem. Just do not forget to let us know in the comments which solution helped you. For Android users, especially Samsung owners, we also have the right solution in case you encountered connection malfunctions. You can check the guide here. READ ALSO: 5 best Wi-Fi hotspot software for Windows 10
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