Turn off Wi-Fion your rig.
check that mobile data is working.
If it doesn’t, follow that link to see what could be wrong.
Reseat the USB cable.
It’s as easy as removing and reattaching the cable from your phone and computer.
If you have another cable handy, now is a good time to swap it out.
Try a differentUSB port.
This will tell you if the original port is faulty.
Unplug your phone from the computer and then restart both devices.
This is an important but often overlooked step when troubleshooting tech problems.
Run a Windows troubleshooter.
There are several automated tools built-in to Windows that can address problems that you’re not even aware of.
A Windows driver necessary for tethering can become corrupt.
Updating and installing all necessary drivers can often fix this in about 10 minutes.
Change the APN tweaks on your phone.
Android users can sometimes fix Windows tethering problems by changing their APN configs.
Change your MVNO punch in.
If you have this option, change it toIMSI.
