It proceeds to install the USB driver, set up the network drive, and update PdaNet on your phone. If you smartphone is currently plugged into the PC but not recognized by the tool, then you should turn on USB debugging mode and allow the PC's access. Use your smartphone's 3G/4G Internet for your computerĭuring setup, PdaNet installs an Android USB drive on your computer if you don't already have it. Other than that, there are instructions shown every step of the way, so it's a bit difficult to get lost. Setting up this tool requires several steps, including downloading and installing it from the Google Play Store on our Android smartphone. If your desktop doesn't have an Internet connection, you can borrow it from your Android-running smartphone (3G or 4G) thanks to PdaNet+ for Android, a simple application that permits tethering and can save you money that would otherwise result from a monthly subscription.
