There have been many complaints coming from the iOS 9 and iOS 8 users about the Personal Hotspot. The problem is that when you upgrade your device to iOS 9 Or 8 the options for Personal Hotspot in the Setting Disappear. If you are the one who is suffering from from this problem you don’t need to worry because i’m gonna tell you the possible easiest way through which you can get you personal hotspot back.
Personal Hotspot is the feature of the iPhone/iPad through which you can share you personal data connection to other Apple devices. It is one of the best features of iOS and if it disappears from your device Setting you would try to get it back.
The Trick i’m Gonna Tell You That How Can You Get Personal Hotspot Back Is the Same For Both iOS 9 & iOS 8. Don’t Need to Worry It’ll Work For Both Of Them.
Easiest Way To fix Personal Hotspot Missing In iOS 9 And iOS 8.
Follow these steps and it’ll lead you to the solution of your problem.
Step 1.
Open The Setting Of you Device. You’ll see that the Personal Hotspot Options is not present there.
Step 2.
Now Scroll down the setting if needed and find out ” Cellular ” .Tap On Cellular.
Step 3.
Tap On Cellular Data.
Step 4.
Scroll Down the page and look for Personal Hotspot Section.
Step 5.
Look For APN Once Found Tap on APN.
Step 6.
In the APN Field – Type User Name And Password Both ( Enter Any User Name It Doesn’t Matter ) .
Step 7.
Now Go Back To the Setting And You’ll see that the option for Personal Hotspot is Present.
Now if you have successfully done the process well and good but if you are having some problem and the option for Personal Hotspot is still disappear. There are several Solutions for regarding this problem have a look on these solution.
Solutions If Still Not Done:
1. Hard Reset.
First thing you can do is to Hard Reset your iPhone/iPad. For doing this ( Hold the power and home button till the screen goes blank, then press the power button to start the iDevice ) .
If doesn’t work move on to next solution.
2. Reset Network Setting.
You can try to solve it by Reset Network Setting. Launch Setting > General > Reset > Reset Network Setting > Enter passcode if you had an active one.
3. Reset All Setting.
Launch Setting > General > Reset > Reset All Setting > Enter pass code if you have and active one.
4. Restore Your iDevice Using Backup ( Via iTunes/iClouds ) .
This is the last thing you can do and i hope that this final solution will surely help you out. Restore your iDevice using Backup.
