Wifi hotspot wont work on the head unit - MTCD Android Head Units Q&A

Hi!
When I enable the hotsot on my Android 7 device and later connect to my other android 7 or iphone the internet works flawlessly, when I connect with my head unit android 8 it connects and doesn't have a x in the wifi icon but it doesn't make a connection to the internet? I dont know what is wrong or what is causing this problem.. the head unit does connect to the hoptspot of iphone and other android 7 device and wifi networks. the only thing not working is the connection between my phone and the head unit? and since bluetooth tethering isnt a thing on these devices, there isnt really a way to connect to the internet on the road..

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AW: [Q] Sharing Connection from PC
Allright, I have Bluetooth onboard but can't get it to work, I guess the problem is with windows here. The other idea is very good thanks, I'll try that.
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Before buying check for well known usb lan devices. Especially for samsung note, note 2 and up.
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So I had Bluetooth Tethering enabled all the time. It didn't make any difference, except I got a noticifation "Tethering active" when connected, but I didn't get a reverse tethering.
Next thing I did, I tried connecting to my HTC One X's bt hotspot, didn't work either.
My best guess is still that there are too many tethering options missing due to the fact that it's the wifi only version.
What I'll try next is this. I'll let you know if it works.
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Didn't worked because of firewall on windows 8?
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