iPhone hotspot is enabled, but nothing can see/connect

I've got an iPhone 5 running iOS 6.1.4, and I have the personal hotspot enabled on my account. I've got the ability to enable the hotspot, and the screen shows that the device is "Now Discoverable". However, if I'm trying to connect via WiFi, almost nothing can connect! Of course, if there is another iProduct that can connect to WiFi, that seems to work more reliably (hmm...). I'm trying to connect with a laptop running Windows XP, the network is not in the list of available networks, and if I manually add the network and set the password for the network and force a connection attempt, nothing happens.

 

Why is this?! Bluetooth connections seem to work more reliably as well...

 

Thanks,

 

-Max

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suddenly I am unable to purchase songs on itunes. When I click the "BUY" button, nothing will download. This problem literally happened over night. What do i do?

I'm cross-posting this, because there's a lot of people having this problem w/ the same questions in different places. What's your current OS system?

I just had this problem while using my MacBook w/ Snow Leopard 10.6.3. Then I checked "Software Update" (on the Apple Menu), it found a free upgrade to 10.6.8, and the problem's gone. Check Software Update to see what kind of system upgrade you can install for free, and that may well fix it. (Upgrading to Snow Leopard only costs $20.) I think it's a new iTunes issue with older systems, but if you do whatever free upgrade Apple has for you, it might well work.

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suddenly I am unable to purchase songs on itunes. When I click the "BUY" button, nothing will download. This problem literally happened over night. What do i do?

I'm cross-posting this, because there's a lot of people having this problem w/ the same questions in different places. What's your current OS system?

I just had this problem while using my MacBook w/ Snow Leopard 10.6.3. Then I checked "Software Update" (on the Apple Menu), it found a free upgrade to 10.6.8, and the problem's gone. Check Software Update to see what kind of system upgrade you can install for free, and that may well fix it. (Upgrading to Snow Leopard only costs $20.) I think it's a new iTunes issue with older systems, but if you do whatever free upgrade Apple has for you, it might well work.

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suddenly I am unable to purchase songs on itunes. When I click the "BUY" button, nothing will download. This problem literally happened over night. What do i do?

I'm cross-posting this, because there's a lot of people having this problem w/ the same questions in different places. What's your current OS system?

I just had this problem while using my MacBook w/ Snow Leopard 10.6.3. Then I checked "Software Update" (on the Apple Menu), it found a free upgrade to 10.6.8, and the problem's gone. Check Software Update to see what kind of system upgrade you can install for free, and that may well fix it. (Upgrading to Snow Leopard only costs $20.) I think it's a new iTunes issue with older systems, but if you do whatever free upgrade Apple has for you, it might well work.

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suddenly I am unable to purchase songs on itunes. When I click the "BUY" button, nothing will download. This problem literally happened over night. What do i do?

I'm cross-posting this, because there's a lot of people having this problem w/ the same questions in different places. What's your current OS system?

I just had this problem while using my MacBook w/ Snow Leopard 10.6.3. Then I checked "Software Update" (on the Apple Menu), it found a free upgrade to 10.6.8, and the problem's gone. Check Software Update to see what kind of system upgrade you can install for free, and that may well fix it. (Upgrading to Snow Leopard only costs $20.) I think it's a new iTunes issue with older systems, but if you do whatever free upgrade Apple has for you, it might well work.

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suddenly I am unable to purchase songs on itunes. When I click the "BUY" button, nothing will download. This problem literally happened over night. What do i do?

I'm cross-posting this, because there's a lot of people having this problem w/ the same questions in different places. What's your current OS system?

I just had this problem while using my MacBook w/ Snow Leopard 10.6.3. Then I checked "Software Update" (on the Apple Menu), it found a free upgrade to 10.6.8, and the problem's gone. Check Software Update to see what kind of system upgrade you can install for free, and that may well fix it. (Upgrading to Snow Leopard only costs $20.) I think it's a new iTunes issue with older systems, but if you do whatever free upgrade Apple has for you, it might well work.

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suddenly I am unable to purchase songs on itunes. When I click the "BUY" button, nothing will download. This problem literally happened over night. What do i do?

I'm cross-posting this, because there's a lot of people having this problem w/ the same questions in different places. What's your current OS system?

I just had this problem while using my MacBook w/ Snow Leopard 10.6.3. Then I checked "Software Update" (on the Apple Menu), it found a free upgrade to 10.6.8, and the problem's gone. Check Software Update to see what kind of system upgrade you can install for free, and that may well fix it. (Upgrading to Snow Leopard only costs $20.) I think it's a new iTunes issue with older systems, but if you do whatever free upgrade Apple has for you, it might well work.

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