Select Settings, then select Wi-Fi from the menu, let your iPhone scan for a network and the network iPhone will pop-up.Īt this point, the hardware for both the PC and iPhone are configured for the ad-hoc connection. If you want to use this network more than once, check the Save this network checkbox, if you only need it for a one time fix, leave the checkbox unchecked.Ģ. (If you select WEP, you will need to enter a security key in the unghosted textbox)ĩ. Select a security type from the dropdown. In the Network name textbox, input iPhone as the name of the network.Ĩ. Click Next and again on the following page.ħ.

In the resulting window, select Set up a wireless ad hoc (computer-to-computer) network.Ħ. Select Set up a connection or network (in the left pane).ĥ. (If Control Panel is in Classic View, skip this step)Ĥ. Click the Start Button and select Control Panel.Ģ. To get this working is actually rather simple.Ī) Create a ad-hoc network with your iPhone and pcġ. It appears that June Fabric got tired of waiting cause today i fired up Cydia and found their PdaNet application.īest of all the application seems to be free! There is not much we can do at this point but just to wait. But that was more than a week ago and it still has an â€œIn Reviewâ€ status. Our latest response from Apple is that the PdaNet application will be given new â€œconsiderationâ€.

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