How to continue using Android apps from Windows 11 Taskbar
From Windows 11 build 26120.5761 (Beta 24H2), Microsoft introduced a feature that allows you to continue using Android apps right on Windows 11 when we connect Android phones to Windows 11 PCs. When the notification to continue using Android apps on the computer is displayed, users just need to click on the Continue button. Below are instructions for adding a button to continue using Android apps on the Windows 11 Taskbar.
How to add a button to continue using Android apps on the Taskbar
Step 1:
Open Settings and click on Personalization , then look to the side and select Taskbar to make adjustments.
Step 2:
Switch to the new application, you will see the Resume button displayed. We need to activate this Resume button to display the button to continue using the Android app on the Windows 11 Taskbar.
Enabling or disabling the Resume button on the Windows 11 taskbar is a simple process, allowing users to immediately access their favorite Android apps. You will need to make sure your mobile device is connected to your computer for full functionality and that Android app resume mode is enabled.
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