How do I use my Kindle Fire to give my computer Internet?

[Capin Jimmy]

Hello I have a Kindle Fire 2nd Generation (not HD), and I was wondering if there was a way for me too use my Kindle Fire's WiFi to give my PC internet over USB. My PC does not have wireless. Any help aid be appreciated.

 

[Cris1]

Please forgive me if my answer is not correct

I don't think you can give WiFi to your computer that is a Desktop or Wired.
It would require an Ethernet cable and a Kindle Fire does not have a Ethernet cable slot in it because it's just a tablet or a mobile gadget.

 

[Sergeant Steve]

The Kindle Fire runs a modified version of Android. I know with Android you CAN share your Mobile Data connection to a PC using USB, and having just tested with my Nexus 5 it appears you might be able to share a WiFi connection via USB also.

However I suspect that Amazon might not put Tethering & Portable Hotspot into their Kindle Fires, I could be wrong but if they did leave it in you will find it under Settings, tap More under Wireless & networks, then in Tethering & portable hotspot click USB tethering when you have your USB cable connected. There is no guarantee it will work the way you want it to, and port forwarding might also not work properly, but if the settings are there you will at least get internet access.