how do i tether my xbox one to my android phone

Scormxon · Jul 30, 2016

how do i tether my xbox one to my android phone?

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YoungL1ver · Jul 30, 2016

Have all bars full but my games still lag.

Yeah I figured that before getting it set up but after hearing a lot of success stories I figured it would be worth a try. Still, I'm curious as to why RE5 worked flawlessly and didn't lag at all. It sucks living out in the middle of practically nowhere,
we can't get DSL or any high speed connections.

Would the bridge method work a bit better than the wireless adapter? Check it out:

androidblog.ca/how-to-tether-your-android-phone-to-connect-to-xbox-live-pcwired

Hassan Singer · Jul 30, 2016

Xbox one mandatory 24 hour check in question???!!!!!

But you can tether your phone, and use that as a connection and your xbox will do the check and you can go offline again, its confirmed, you can use your phone as a wireless hotspot.

So tether on iphone, samsung, android, htc, anything that can turn the phone into a wifi hotspot, it only is a few kilobytes, so it wont impact data

M3tal Daz3 · Jul 30, 2016

If your mobile data plan includes the hotspot feature, you can turn on the phone's wi-fi hotspot, and then connect the Xbox to that hotspot as if it were any other wi-fi router. But be aware that most plans have a limit on how much data you can use to tether,
and the Xbox would probably use a lot.

M3tal Daz3

If your mobile data plan includes the hotspot feature, you can turn on the phone's wi-fi hotspot, and then connect the Xbox to that hotspot as if it were any other wi-fi router. But be aware that most plans have a limit on how much data you can use to tether,
and the Xbox would probably use a lot.

Hassan Singer

But you can tether your phone, and use that as a connection and your xbox will do the check and you can go offline again, its confirmed, you can use your phone as a wireless hotspot.

So tether on iphone, samsung, android, htc, anything that can turn the phone into a wifi hotspot, it only is a few kilobytes, so it wont impact data

YoungL1ver

Yeah I figured that before getting it set up but after hearing a lot of success stories I figured it would be worth a try. Still, I'm curious as to why RE5 worked flawlessly and didn't lag at all. It sucks living out in the middle of practically nowhere,
we can't get DSL or any high speed connections.

Would the bridge method work a bit better than the wireless adapter? Check it out:

androidblog.ca/how-to-tether-your-android-phone-to-connect-to-xbox-live-pcwired

Tarnend

if you can download files on your android phone, then you could tether your xbox to your phone and then your xbox is connected to the internet to download then files itself? This will be the only way.

Regards

richrad1978

I was trying to tether my phone to my xbox and the tech guy on the phone was rude and wouldn't help me

how do i tether my xbox one to my android phone