Hotspot connects but no internet

well I have iOS 13.2.2 and my hotspot still not working and I used for work when I am out, any other solution ? can I get back to an older iOS version till this get fix ? the only workaround I found was to connect via Bluetooth to the hotspot but it is still not working 100% ...HELP!!!! PLEASE!!!

Same problem with my iPhone 7.

I had the internet connection problem with my Asus laptop and two Huawei mobiles. My hotspot connects but there is not internet connection.

this issue wasn’t there before iOS 13

please solve it Apple

I did this the other day and it worked; however, for whatever reason my computer defaulted back to the ISvp4 NO Internet when I tried to sign in today - ANY ideas as to why?!? or suggestions on how to fix it.

I work in tech support, & have seen nothing but problems with the 13+ iOS updates. I have few people that report the same thing as you, where I fix the issue with what I've posted previously, only to have the issue persist after some time (usually a day or two).

I really wish Apple would get their **** together with the 13+ ver of iOS.

All I can tell you is that I do not know waht the resolution is (other than getting an Android), but to put a bandaid on it you can use;

ipconfig /release

ipconfig /renew

That will at the least make it work until it doesn't again.... :/

Apple IPhone 7 - IOS 13.2.3

Roku TV device and WIndows 7 Pro PC connect to IPhone hotspot but do not connect to internet as above issue. Have attempted the fix above identified by Alpha_DumDum with no resolution.

Anyone have any further ideas. An IPad Air connects to the hotspot and internet without any issue. Is this a bug and if so, how come there are not more people raising the issue?

Thank you SO much for this! I run the steps as suggested but am now getting IPv4 with internet and IPv6 with no internet access. Do you know if I perhaps did something wrong? Really appreciate any time you could spare to help me!

I have the answer!!! YAY! I was having the same issue, and I tried SO many things, and AT&T wanted me to do a system reinstall. No way! About a month ago, I got my new iPod to play tunes for my party. When I setup my iPod, I turned on this neat little feature “Allow Calls on Other Devices”, so I could take a call on my iPod that was connected to my iPhone, so I grab a call on whichever was closer. However, little did I know, it would cause issues with my Personal Hotspot. I just now turned off “Allow Calls on Other Devices” (also in Settings > Cellular) and Personal Hotspot works!

If you have “Allow Calls on Other Devices” (also in Settings > Cellular) turned on, try turning it off, and then use Personal Hotspot. For some reason, leaving this "Allow Calls on Other Devices" turned on was restricting my Personal Hotspot from providing full access to the internet on my devices, where only a couple websites worked on my PC, and nothing worked on my tablet.

Do you know how to make this fix work on Chrome books? I am desperate for a fix. I can make this fix work on laptops, but my team is running chrome books in the field and cannot get this kind of thing to work for them unless you can give me step by step instructions to do in Chrome OS language (I am not an IT techie). Thanks!

What you want to do is renew your DHCP IP address on the Chrome books. I don't know how to do that, but I'm sure Google can help you with that.

Google this (or something here about); Chrome book renew DHCP IP

Try this !! Change your mobile network connection to 3G when you start sharing your hotspot then later change it to the LTE. I don’t have an explanation for this but I think it’s a problem with Apple and the LTE band. it’s like this. while Personal Hotspot is on go to :

1.Mobile data

2 mobile data options

3 voice and data and chose 3G

when the other device or internet searching device connects you can go back to the same place and change back to LTE maybe for faster internet connection.

Thank you! This worked like a charm for my iPhone X on iOS 13.3 connecting to my Windows 7 laptop.

[Update] Oh, I just saw your later post that it only works temporarily. I'll report the bug to Apple. Also, I saw another user post that all you need to do for the workaround is:

ipconfig /release

ipconfig /renew

Change settings under cellular/Cellular data Options/Voice and data from LTE to 3G.

That will fix all of your issues.

Edit* You will find that LTE does work under a VPN type browser such as TOR, but will not connect with your regular browsers though. Just change to 3G and you'll all be fine. I am still trying to figure out why this is though.

Mike

My hotspot was working fine then stopped yesterday - same problem, MBP on Catalina connecting but no internet. Tried all the suggestions in the web and nothing works. Fire up Parallels and Win10 - connects and works perfectly!

Drop back to OSX - doesn’t work. So it’s OSX not talking to the phone properly 🤬

My bet would not be on OSX. I have multiple users all on Win7/Win10 that have the same issue. If you can look at the network setting in OSX I'm also betting you'll find that you're getting a valid IPv6, but not IPv4. This is purly an iOS thing, I've found nothing that will keep it reliable for more than a few days then I ahve to have my users use ipconfig commands to get a valid IP.