I am using Samsung Omnia Pro 7320 (windows 6.1) phone. I have activated 3G service on my phone and can access it on phone. When I try to use internet on Laptop using cable its is not getteg connected. I have active Syc. that is working properly, but whenever I press internet sharing on phone, active sync stops working.

The phone shows internet is connected but in laptop there is no internet.

Please suggest me, how can I access internet on laptop.

You could also try this application. Personally I find it works better. It converts a WM phone into a wifi access point using internet connection sharing.

http://www.jongma.org/WMWifiRouter/

Hope that helps.

Alright. I updated all the Bluetooth drivers on my Q1. Now it’s showing 5.1.2535.0. My phone still isn’t showing up when you ‘Join a Personal Area Network’. It has to be my phone. Going to try to update the firmware later and see how it goes.
This post here http://vowe.net/archives/008438.html
shows he updated the firmware to version i607UCGB4 (Mine is version i607UCFJE) and it worked for his Mac. I don’t have a Mac with bluetooth around, so I’m just hoping it’ll do the trick.
There’s a leaked WM6 upgrade for the Blackjack floating around. But I’m reading it doesn’t include the ICS application. People have been getting around it by messing with the registry and copying the ICS app from the Dash, but I’ll just wait until there’s an official WM6 firmware and hope ICS is included.

Looks to be 5.1.2535.0 per the Vista Device Manager on the Broadcom radio. Microsoft BT Enumerator shows 6.0.6000.16386.

Bluetooth PAN stopped working for me when I installed Vista on the Q1. Can only tether through USB at the moment.
Using a Blackjack which is AKU3. So using ICS to get online.
What’s the version of your Bluetooth drivers for the Q1?

Kevin, do you have to initiate the “Join BT PAN” each time you want to get onto the Internet, or was the process you showed simply a one time setup and nothing more? The reason I ask is that I use BT DUN on my Treo 700P and it is seamless. Once it’s setup, any time I try to connect to the Internet it will automatically look for the phone and establish the session. But it’s pretty likely that my next device will be a WM unit and I was curious how seamless it is on those devices. Hopefully it’s nothing more than a set it and forget it scenario. Thanks.

I waited for you Mike but it got too hot outside. I’m in the AC now.