How do I get my Wi-Fi only device connected to the Internet via 3G, 4G / LTE or Ethernet?

With Connectify Hotspot PRO / MAX installed on your PC laptop, you can easily  share the Internet from your wired Ethernet, 3G, or 4G / LTE USB stick as Wi-Fi, so Wi-Fi only devices can connect to the Internet, no matter where you are.

Start a Connectify Hotspot

Step 1: Purchase Connectify Hotspot PRO / MAX from the Connectify website. Note: While there is a free version of Connectify Hotspot, sharing 3G, 4G / LTE cellular or Ethernet connections via Wi-Fi is a PRO / MAX only feature.

Step 2: Make sure your 3G, 4G / LTE mobile broadband device or Ethernet adapter is selected from the ‘Internet to Share’ dropdown. Icons next to each adapter tell you what kind of Internet connection you’re selecting.

Step 3: Give your hotspot a name (SSID) and password. The hotspot name is the network name that other devices will see and connect to using your unique password. Your Connectify Hotspot is a real, working hotspot that you use just like any other wireless network.

Step Four: Click the ‘Start Hotspot’ button to begin sharing your 3G / 4G LTE or Ethernet Internet connection with your Android smartphone and other WiFi-enabled devices.

Connect your WiFi-only Device to the Connectify Hotspot

Step 1: On your WiFi-only device, find your Wi-Fi settings screen and make sure that the Wi-Fi toggle is set to the On position.

Step 2: Tap Wi-Fi to open a list of available networks

Step 3: Once the list of available Wi-Fi networks populates, you should see your Connectify Hotspot's SSID broadcasting your 3G, 4G / LTE or Ethernet network as Wi-Fi. Connect to that network by tapping it.

Step 4: You will be prompted for the password that you gave your Connectify Hotspot. Enter your password to connect.

There you have it, folks! Getting your WiFi-only device online is simple with Connectify Hotspot PRO / MAX. To get started, visit: www.connectify.me

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