If the Bluetooth tile says 'Off,' click it to turn it on. PC: Click the Action Center (the squared notification icon to the right of the clock, sometimes with a number on it).Mac: Open the Apple menu, select System Preferences, click Bluetooth, select your iPhone, and click Connect to pair.If Bluetooth is not enabled, tap the switch to enable it now. If you don't want to use Wi-Fi or USB, you can tether your laptop to your iPhone with Bluetooth. Bluetooth is slower than Wi-Fi and can only tether to one computer at a time, but will consume less battery. Once selected, you can browse the internet through your iPhone's connection. Then, click the network icon (it either looks like a globe, a satellite, or radio waves and is next to the clock on the taskbar) and select your iPhone from the list. PC only: Click the device button (it looks like an iPhone) at the top-left corner of iTunes to make sure your iPhone is accessible.You can now access the internet through your iPhone's Hotspot. X Research source Remove the checkmark from 'Disable until needed' if you see it. If you don't see it, click the + to add it. Mac only: Make sure you see your iPhone in Finder in the left panel under 'Locations.' Then, go to the Apple menu > System Preferences > Network and select iPhone USB.Connect your iPhone to the computer with a USB cable.

If you're using iTunes on a PC, updated to the latest version if prompted upon opening the app. Open iTunes on your PC, or Finder on your Mac.If you want to use a USB cable to access the internet through your iPhone, here's how you can do it:

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