To connect to the Internet not directly but through a Windows machine.
Can you help me?
I have added my answer little more related to your question. I assume that the first method will clear your question.
1.Sharing your PC's internet to mobile via USB :
While connecting your mobile to your windows machine you need to choose the option Internet pass-through in your Android mobile as shown below.
Note:-
* For that you need to install samsung mobile driver software called KIES .If you don't have that software already then download directly from here.
* Allow access if your Internet security software blocks or edit the security options in firewall.
2.Sharing your mobile internet via PC :
After tethering , go to Network sharing center and click Change adapter settings.
In my case i am using HTC mobile and tethered shown below for example..
Now right click the active samsung remote network icon and click properties,
In Sharing tab Tick the check box ,Now your laptop will share your internet connection to your ad-hoc computer connected via LAn or WiFi ...
You can also choose the connection type like this depends on your network adapter..
Does your current mobile phone contract allow you to tether the phone and share the internet connection, or is this something you would have to pay extra for? Because unless you have rooted the phone, you would have to pay extra to be able to use the phone as a wireless hot spot... with most plans. – Bon Gart – 2012-06-09T13:17:48.830
1My phone is rooted and we dont have such restrictions in my country :) – py_script – 2012-06-09T13:29:52.937
1Excellent! I didn't know that those kinds of restrictions were mandated by countries and governments. Here in the US, those kinds of restrictions are handled by the companies that sell the cell phone contracts, and the restrictions vary from company to company. I just wanted to make the comment asking those questions, since you didn't cover those things in your question, and if you had not thought of those things, they could have caused your issues. You know... necessary information and such. – Bon Gart – 2012-06-09T13:36:24.900
But... just to ask... if your country does not restrict phone usage like that... why did you have to root it? – Bon Gart – 2012-06-09T13:38:39.420
Basically to remove unwanted applications...and to to tether. :) – py_script – 2012-06-09T13:44:56.583
so... your country does not place restrictions on phone usage such as tethering, but you had to root it to tether it. Odd... but Ok. – Bon Gart – 2012-06-09T13:46:37.507
The software I found for that purpose required root privileges... – py_script – 2012-06-09T13:49:54.907