Windows 10: Combine Iphone 4G Internet with Ethernet ADSL Internet

Hi all, I have a Windows 10 desktop PC, but sadly have an ADSL broadband service and the best speeds I can get is just 19MBPS, and lately upload speeds of just 900kbps. Sometimes if I want to download a large file, I’ve resorted to connecting my IPhone 7 to a USB port with the lightning cable and use EE’s 4G connection as I usually get around 32MBPS. But is it possible to combine this with the ADSL connection so I can potentially get upto around 50MBPS? I selected both connections and tried to Bridge them, but when you do, the ‘Apple mobile device’ connection, although it shows as Bridged with the Ethernet connection and creates a new ‘Bridged connection’ loses the connection to the internet. Is it possible to combine the power of two internet services for a faster speed, my instinct tells me no, but if anyone does know how to do this, I honestly, genuinely will be impressed!

Many thanks

Phill

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Replace home internet with 4G?

Hello
I just moved, and the internet at my new home is driving me mad. The internet here is supposed to be 15 Mb/s, but in reality it is more like 6. It also constantly connects and disconnects. I did a speedtest while connected to 4G on my phone, and I got 15-16 Mb/s. If the internet problem is not resolved, I wish to "cord cut" and replace my home internet with 4G. How do I do this? Is there a "4G Modem"? I need both wired and wireless internet, and I am not sure whether the 4G near my house in LTE or HSPA+. Are there any major disadvantages to using 4G as your home network? Are there any other solutions?

I am not in the US, so Verizon, AT&T, T-Mobile, and Sprint do not apply. If I end up getting a 4G modem, I will be using an unlimited plan from a local carrier. Also, SIM locking is illegal in my country.

Thanks

 

Replace home internet with 4G?

I would never do that. Get a wired one if you can, wireless internet is horrible.

But the choice is yours. *Roll Eyes

 

Replace home internet with 4G?

Yes.

Speed is only 1/10 of the story. There are more things that will affect your happiness greatly.

If your wired internet is so poor then I would suggest you calling to your ISP to get it solved or simply change to an ISP that works.

Where are you from? I live in one of the most incompetent countries in the world and still have a decent internet provider.

If your location does not have competition, then this might be the problem. And I would get a wireless one only if it is the best option (as it was for me some years ago when no cable providers existed here).

Just my opinion. *Roll Eyes