Why can t the computer connect to the hotspot of the phone?

Why can't the computer connect to the phone hotspot?

The computer cannot connect to the hotspot of the mobile phone, and the possible reasons include but are not limited to:

1. There is a problem with the network settings.

2. Problems with the DNS server.

3. There is a problem with the browser itself.

4. There is a problem with the firewall of the network.

5. There is a problem with the network protocol or network card, and the driver.

6. There is a problem with the hosts file.

7. There is a problem with the system file.

Most likely, there was an error with the DNS server settings, and here's how to fix it:

1. Tools Raw Materials:

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Second, the specific steps:

1. If the computer can't connect to the mobile phone hotspot, it may be that the DNS setting is wrong, as long as the DNS is set correctly, it can be restored to normal. Start by opening your computer's Network and Sharing Center.

2. Then click "Change Adapter Settings" on the left side of the interface.

3. Find and right-click on the wireless network that failed to connect to the adapter in the adapter.

4. After that, click "Properties" in the pop-up options to open the wireless network settings.

5. Open the IPv4 properties panel in the settings.

6. Finally, modify the preferred DNS server to ", and the alternate DNS server to ", and then the computer can connect to the mobile hotspot.

It is recommended to keep your phone and computer as close as possible. Check to see if your computer is connected to a different WiFi network, and if so, you need to disconnect your current WiFi before you can connect to your phone hotspot. Check that your computer's wifi is turned on.

Use the shortcut key Win + I to open the Windows 10 settings page, select "Network & Internet" -Wi-Fi, and make sure "Wi-Fi" is turned on. Check that your computer's wifi driver is installed and working properly, and if something happens, try uninstalling and reinstalling the driver[3]. Try turning off security software such as anti-virus software, firewalls, etc. on your computer.

These apps will affect your internet connection and you will need to temporarily turn off their protection features and connect to the hotspot again. If you still can't connect, try connecting with a different device, such as a tablet or another phone, to see if the same problem occurs. If yes, it could be an issue with the phone itself.

Check if the computer is connected to other WiFi networks, if so, you need to disconnect the current WiFi before you can connect to the mobile hotspot. Check that the wifi on your computer is turned on. Use the shortcut key Win + I to open the Windows 10 settings page, select "Network & Internet" -Wi-Fi, and make sure "Wi-Fi" is turned on.

Check that your computer's wifi driver is installed and working properly, and if something happens, try uninstalling and reinstalling the driver[3]. Try turning off security software such as anti-virus software, firewalls, etc. on your computer. These software will affect the network connection, and you need to temporarily turn off their protection function and connect to the phone's thermal fiber deficit again.

If you still can't connect, try connecting with a different device, such as a tablet or another phone, to see if the same problem occurs. If yes, it could be an issue with the phone itself.

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Confirm that Bluetooth is turned on. If you're trying to connect to a Bluetooth-enabled device, make sure that Bluetooth is turned on on both your computer and phone. Make sure that the hotspot is working properly.

Try connecting another device on your phone or letting someone else use your phone hotspot to make sure it's working. Check to see if your computer's wireless card supports the frequency bands and standards that match your phone's hotspot. Some older computers may not support the latest Wi-Fi protocols (e.g., they cannot connect to such hotspots).

Check the Wi-Fi settings on your computer to make sure that Wi-Fi is not disabled and that the network name and password are set up correctly. Try updating the wireless card drivers and operating system on your PC, as updates may help fix software glitches, bugs, and more.