Sony Ericsson W610 mobile phone Internet access via Bluetooth

The computer can access the Internet through the mobile phone, the premise is that the mobile phone comes with a modem function, and the general web page often has a few m, so it must be GPRS monthly subscription, preferably unlimited traffic.

The specific steps (different phones, the settings are similar).

1.In the computer network connection, select "Create a new connection" "Next" Set up my connection manually" "Next" Connect with dial modem" "Next" If there is a modem, you need to select it, if not, you will go directly to the next window.

2.After that, fill in the "ISP name" casually, such as "move" and "next" (it doesn't matter what you fill in) Fill in "*99" or "*99***1" in the "** number to be dialed" Here 1 means the first GPRS setting in the mobile phone, 2 is the second network setting, and so on), and then "Next" in the "Internet account information" of the "username" is not filled in, the password is not filled, "next". to completion.

3.If you are a notebook: in fact, according to the logic at this time should be set up, you can dial, if you find that every time you dial to tell you ppp link control protocol abort, it is to set -> data connection ->gprs->gprs modem settings -> modify the access point, the default setting is cmnet, in fact, there is no access point, after changing to cmwap, you can successfully dial.

So, it's best to run "Control Panel" -NEC or "Other Phone Modem Settings", fill in "CMWAP" in "GPRS Access Point"."

4.Set up the server: Run the "Control Panel" -Internet Options, select the "Connections" page, select the "Move" you just established in the "Dialing and Virtual Private Network Settings", click "Settings" to pop up the "Mobile Settings", click "Use the server for this connection" in the **server, and fill in the "Address" below and "Port" 80 to confirm the completion of the setup.

5.When everything is done, it is best to restart the computer once and enter the system again. In "Network Connection", run "Mobile" (you can pull whatever you fill in) and click IE to surf the Internet.

If you find that you can't open it, but enter a **, the page says not found. Actually, this is a very common thing these days. Don't know if it's a mobile internal upgrade or what.

But I disconnected and reconnected every time, several times, up to 10 times, and finally I was able to go up and open to the net.

If you can't do it 10 times, I recommend that you restart it again and then go back on, and I'll be able to get it up to 90.

If that doesn't work, you can switch to a different browser!

The mobile phone uses the Internet through the computer, and the data is also charged.