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> Hello Ed!

> Did you see my message to Jay wrt to a USB (hardwire) solution?
I saw Jay's post and replied to him.
> Is your phone "The 6 point something inch screen on this phone
> (Motorola g play 2023)" ???
Yes
> https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-yQFTrSmJFs
I looked at it.

> Did you look under Settings / Connections, or Settings /
> Network Internet, or whatever the menu is and see what is
> available?
I have when I first got this phone and do wander around that area some.
> This might not be the ethernet-based type of connection that  
> you imagine, but a USB method is direct to your pc.  Try it.   
> If you already have the USB cable for charging, you can get  
> your pc connected to the internet right away without additional
> dongles/equipment
The USB charging cable seems that it is for charging only.
I plugged it in the XP PC but nothing showed up in Windows Explorer with that
wire, but the USB wire for my earlier 3G phone showed up O.K. when I have used
it.
Microsoft Support article that I read long ago said USB connections weren't
available for Android.
Ed

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