Smartphones are meant to be smart as long as there’s internet connectivity on it that would help the person to connect to the world. Smartphones are meant to serve almost all computing needs, that a person would do primarily using a laptop. This may include emails, surfing social media websites, watching videos etc. These days, a smartphone is not only used to connect to the internet on it, but a smartphone can also help you to connect your other devices to the internet. Different carriers in different countries offer nice LTE, 3G plans, which are much more faster then an ordinary internet connection. If you have an LTE or 3G enabled smartphone, you can most likely use your data plan to connect your other devices to the internet, this is possible by making your smartphone a WiFi router.
Most of the latest smartphones this capability named as WiFi tethering. Activating WiFi tethering helps your smartphone to act as a WiFi hotspot. You can connect to your carrier’s internet through your laptop or any other smartphone by means of this WiFi hotspot. A high end device like Galaxy Note 4, or Note Edge sure has this feature, but only if you acquire an unlocked one.
Carriers offer Note 4 and Note Edge at a much cheaper on-contract price, but there’s a down-side. Getting your hands on a carrier branded Note or Note Edge will also have certain limitations. While an unlocked handset costs a hefty amount, most of the users go with on-contract carrier branded smartphones. One of the most irritating limit you’re going to face is, carriers lock this WiFi tethering feature in their smartphones, and users’s are not able to use the internet of their smartphone on any other device. This is done by carriers to restrict their users from avoiding the full-swing use of 4G LTE or 3G data plan. Most of the users are not able to finish their data plan because of a very less usage on the smartphone, they can finish their data buckets by consuming this internet on a computer or any other device. This restriction is put by carriers like At&t, Sprint, T-Mobile, Verizon and others.
If you’re going to get your hands on a Sprint Galaxy Note 4 or Note Edge, you’re probably going to be happy laying off this restriction right away. Wondering how? Well, we have the method right here for you. In the following guide we are going to show you how you can enable WiFi Tethering/Hotspot on your Sprint Galaxy Note 4 or Galaxy Note Edge.
How To Enable WiFi Tethering On Sprint Galaxy Note 4, Note Edge – No Root
Step#1: First of all, you need to acquire your MSL code. You can get this code by calling sprint customer support and ask them to give you your MSL code giving an excuse of slow internet connectivity. You can also use MSL Utility application to get this code.
Step#1: Now open dialer on your Sprint Note 4 or Note Edge.
Step#2: Dial this code: ##3282# (##Data#)
Step#3: You will come across some configuration. Change the APN type of APNEHRPD internet and APN2LTE internet from default,mms to default mms,dun.
Step#4: Once done, reboot your device.
Step#5: Now open settings > connections > you will now see Tethering and Mobile hotspot here. Use this option to make your Android smartphone a WiFi hotspot.
That’s all.
Let us know if this method worked for your Sprint Note 4 and Note Edge or not.
Hello Usama M, i read your post and did everything step by step and it worked. My only concern is that when hotspot is enable the internet not work on my note 4 but the hotspot works on other connected devices. How can this issue be solve by allowing note 4 to have Internet and hotspot at the same time instead of going back to settings and changin it back to default. Thank you for your time and effort much appreciated.
@didiernieves:disqus Got to know about such an issue for the very first time. Will have to have a look. I’ll update you once i’m done with my final exams next Monday.
Does this work on latest OS for sprint phones
So looking at this, why would the msl number come in place?