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surfisup1000

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#185483 24-Nov-2015 19:21
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I've plugged my iphone to my PC, and it shows up as a wired connection in the tray. 

How on earth do I set this 'wired' connection to be a metered connection?  I've googled, researched, but the only thing i can find is how to set wifi networks to metered. 

Help?? ? 

Thanks in advance.

(why on earth can i not right click on the connection and have the option to set this? )


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  #1434068 24-Nov-2015 19:31
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Based on what I can find you are only able to set a wi-fi connection to metered in Windows 10. Seems stupid but there it is.







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  #1434122 24-Nov-2015 20:59
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tether to your iPhone over wifi?

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  #1434496 25-Nov-2015 12:23
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nathan: tether to your iPhone over wifi?


I wanted my phone connected to keep it charging. 

I'm now back on my home network I'll do some research to see how this can be done . It does not seem possible after a bit of googling. 

I guess microsoft either forgot/ran out of time to get win10 out the door/or assumed wired connections are never metered because theirs aren't . 





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  #1434905 26-Nov-2015 04:29
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surfisup1000:
nathan: tether to your iPhone over wifi?


I wanted my phone connected to keep it charging. 

I'm now back on my home network I'll do some research to see how this can be done . It does not seem possible after a bit of googling. 

I guess microsoft either forgot/ran out of time to get win10 out the door/or assumed wired connections are never metered because theirs aren't . 




I think you can charge and WiFi tether at sane time

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