Xiaomi Redmi Note 5 "no internet" when Hotspotting Mobile Data

Xiaomi Redmi Note 5 "no internet" when Hotspotting Mobile Data

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  • #146712
    stevencarmoe
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    nice

    #149205
    Roger Donoghoe
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    I have the exact same problem. I wouldn’t have bought this phone if I’d known about this problem. Is the no solution?

    #149679
    David
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    Hi Barry

    I’ve got the same problem. Did you find a resolution?

    #150390
    jaranya500
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    #150848
    Rubber Corners
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    I was able to fix this problem on my Mi 6x after much troubleshooting. (Not sure if you need a rooted phone for this).

    The first answer on this thread worked:
    https://forum.xda-developers.com/mi-a1/help/internet-hotspot-8-1-update-t3833265

    It was a tethering issue where a setting was enabled restricted tethering.
    (Note: In Developer settings I had to have both ‘USB debugging’ and ‘USB debugging (security settings)’ on to be able to alter the setting through an ADB shell. Also note, when testing if the setting has changed, the result has to be ‘0’ (zero), not ‘null’ as I got the first time I tried).

    There may also be other options eg changing APN settings under SIM in your phone settings, or changing your phone to allow 3G only (not 4G) etc. Google “tethering” “no internet” (including the quotes), your phone carrier, your phone type etc.

    I’ve read that tethering may be becoming more tied down (in some countries?) on Android. So before buying a phone or choosing a mobile carrier, it’s worth researching such tethering restrictions.

    #179611
    sunnysunny
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    Thanks for sharing this great. Keep sharing more useful and conspicuous stuff like this. Thank you so much.

    subway surfers

    #181513
    barry
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    Hi everyone, Sorry for not responding. I have successfully been able to create a hotspot on my Xiaomi Redmi Note 5 phone. I followed the following two url’s in the order they appear below:-
    1. This url shows how to download and install a program called ‘adb’. adb is a small file sized program that runs in Windows and other operating systems. It’s free. It’s best to follow this url that contains the detail on installing the program. To run adb in Windows it’s important to follow the directions on being in the correct folder. adb does NOT root you phone.

    How to Install ADB on Windows, macOS, and Linux

    2. Then follow this url that explains the how you use the program adb on your Windows 10 computer to change setting on your Xiaomi Note 5 phone. The computer is connected to the phone’s micro usb port using a cable that is capable of transferring data [ie not a cable that is only capable of charging the phone].
    https://forum.xda-developers.com/mi-a1/help/internet-hotspot-8-1-update-t3833265
    The steps shown in this url are listed here:-

    1 – Put your phone in debugging mode
    Under Setting -> system -> about phone, tap repeatedly on Build Number, until the prompt asks if you want to enable developer mode

    2 – Enable USB debugging on your phone
    Under Setting -> system -> Developer options turn on USB Debugging

    3 – plug your phone into USB, there may be a popup to allow remote debugging, allow this.

    4 – Open a command window, and browse to the folder where you have adb.

    5 – Type the following and press the [Enter] key

    adb shell
    This starts the Android shell (terminal where commands can be typed), which can work on your phone.

    Once in the shell, type this:

    settings put global tether_dun_required 0

    Press return. To confirm it worked, type this and press return:

    settings get global tether_dun_required

    3. After making the changes as set out above, reboot the phone.
    4. Then on the phone have the WiFi turned OFF — have the data from you phone Telstra/Telco turned ON — then turn your phone hotspot ON — then go to another device [phone/laptop/desktop/tablet] that has WiFi capability – on this other device go to the WiFi and look at the list of WiFi ‘available networks’ and find the phone’s network and ‘connect’ — then go to Google or some internet service and open it — the internet should be coming up ok — That’s it – now your Note 5 is the perfect phone.

    #181514
    barry
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    thank you Rubber Corners. Your solution works. I reiterated your solution expanding the explanation a little just in case it helps some people. It rounds off a great phone to be able to share telco data with one’s other devices. Thanks, Barry

    #181515
    barry
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    Thanks Rubber Corners — your solution works — I have submitted an entry that expands the detail of the solution a little hoping it helps some people. Being able to share telco data through a hotspot rounds off a wonderful phone. thanks.

    #183676
    Flora Olivia
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    • Posts: 8

    I face the same problem in my Redmi Note 8 device also…

    #221864
    Edy
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    Hello, I was having the same problem with my redmi note 9s, I managed to make it work by changing the APN configuration.

    From settings to SIM and mobile network settings

    Tap the access point name in the SIM card settings

    Change the “MVNO type” of the SIM you are using to “SPN”

    Good luck

    #221957
    ElCazador
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    DUUUUUUDE ! (Edy)

    I’ve been looking everywhere for an answer and didn’t manage to find anything useful for WEEKS, before giving up.
    But your simple and quick solution worked!!!

    I created an account just to thank you because I really needed my mobile hotspot working today for work.

    God dammit, I love you!

    #224651
    Roman
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    From settings to SIM and mobile network settings Tap the access point name in the SIM card settings Change the “MVNO type” of the SIM you are using to “SPN” Good luck

    DO confirm this is the only working solution. adb console settings changes didn’t help.

    I wish I found this forum earlier.

    Adding some hot keywords for other users will be searching for this: “Connected but no internet on personal wi-fi hotspot Xiaomi tethering”. I run this issue in Thailand with TrueMove operator.

     

    #231498
    slow
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