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To achieve faster response times over USB tethering, start by using a premium USB cable that delivers optimal bandwidth. Steer clear of third-party or counterfeit cables that only support power delivery. Look for cables labeled USB 3.0 or higher as they deliver superior data throughput.

Always connect your device directly to your computer’s built-in USB port rather than through a USB hub. Hubs introduce processing delays due to signal retransmission and power sharing. In cases where direct connection isn't feasible, select a powered USB 3.0 hub.

Maintain the latest firmware on your phone and install the latest driver releases, especially those governing USB connectivity and network protocols. Old drivers often cause inefficiencies by failing to optimize data flow. Visit your phone and computer manufacturer’s official site to install verified patches.

Disable unnecessary apps running in the background on both your phone and computer. Running services drain system resources, slowing down your tethered connection. Turn off background downloads and suspend video during tethering sessions.

Configure cellular connection to use LTE if your device has access, and avoid 3G or older networks. Although data travels via cable, your cellular signal speed determines throughput. Better reception minimizes packet loss and enhances response time.

Turn off virtual private networks on your computer unless critically required. These add extra routing hops that slow down data routing. When using a proxy server, try disabling it temporarily to identify if the proxy is the bottleneck.

Set your computer’s power plan to High Performance to ensure uninterrupted data transfer rates. Via Power Options, enable "Ultimate Performance" if available. On macOS, disable Low Power Mode.

Finally, avoid tethering during peak usage hours if possible. Heavy traffic on cellular towers can increase latency, no matter how well configured your system is. For consistent low-latency performance, plan data-heavy activities during quiet hours.