Turn your HTC HD2 into a wireless router
It’s good to have your own personal wireless network, both for reasons of security and convenience – and now, with a little help from us, you can set one up with your HTC HD2.
So, if you like the sound of using your HTC HD2 as a wireless router, follow these simple steps:
1. Before you do anything, make sure that your HTC HD2 has a SIM card in it and its connected to the internet – 3G, GPRS and EDGE are all good – and the computer you’re using has a built-in or external Wi-Fi adaptor.
2. To set up your phone as a wireless router Tap Start and go to Wi-Fi Router.
3. If this is the first time you’ve opened Wi-Fi Router there’ll be a little introduction, which you can either watch or skip. After this, tap Next.
4. Now, you need to set up the phone’s Wi-Fi network by entering a network name and a ten digit WEP key.
Note: You can also use the provided default Network name and WEP key. In Internet Connection, find the data connection your phone uses, then tap Start.
- Once your device is ready to accept connections it’ll display instructions on how to connect your computer to the Wi-Fi network.
- Once you’ve done this, the instructions on your mobile should disappear and the Wi-Fi router screen should be displayed again.
Connecting your PC to your HTC HD2 wireless network
- On your PC, select Start, then Connect To (Vista) or Connect to, followed by Wireless Network Connection (if using Windows XP)
- In the Connect to a network box, select the name of your HTC HD2 network, then select Connect.
- If your phone’s network doesn’t show, click refresh.
- Enter your WEP key and then select Connect.
- To turn your HTC HD2’s wireless router off, simply tap Stop on the Wi-Fi Router screen.
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