How to use Link to Windows on Samsung Galaxy phones
Link to Windows is a service that helps you keep track of phone notifications and messages right on your Windows PC, and best of all, you don't need to connect the two devices.
Link to Windows is an extremely useful service available on most Samsung Galaxy phones today. This service helps you keep track of phone notifications and messages right on your Windows PC, and the best thing is, you don't need to connect the two devices. In fact, this service is integrated for Android One UI version, making it easier and more convenient to use. Here's what you need to know about Link to Windows and how to use it on Galaxy phones.
How to install Link to Windows on a computer
Before using Link to Windows on your phone, you must install it on your computer first. Please follow the steps below:
1. Use the search bar in the taskbar.
2. Type ' Your Phone ' and select the first result.
Find Your Phone in the search bar
3. Select Android from the device list.
4. Select ' Link phone ' to set up the service with your phone.
Select Android and press Link phone
That is all you need to do with a computer. Temporarily leaving it aside, we switch to the settings on the phone.
How to install Link to Windows on Samsung Galaxy phones
Microsoft applications preinstalled in Samsung include the Office suite and the LinkedIn app on all Galaxy phones. Starting last year, Samsung has integrated Microsoft's Your Phone service into One UI operating system, called Link to Windows.
As mentioned above, Link to Windows allows you to keep track of all your phone notifications from your computer. Although this service integrates with most Galaxy devices today, it is still hidden in the settings, making it easy for users to miss. Here's how to install it on Galaxy S and Note series:
1. Open Settings> Advanced features> Link to Windows .
Link to Windows is in the Advanced features section
2. Select Link your phone and PC .
3. Click Sign in with Microsoft and log in with your Microsoft account.
Log in to your Microsoft account
4. Once logged in, you will get access to messages and notifications. Click Continue to continue.
5. Press Allow to allow the application to access contacts.
6. Select Allow next to allow the application to manage calls on the device.
Allows access to contacts, phones, notifications
7. To allow access to memory capacity, continue to press Allow .
8. Finally, to allow access to the message, press Allow .
9. When done, you will see the PC list is automatically updated. Click Link your PC to finish the installation.
Link to Windows is a useful service if you want to receive notifications on your phone while working on your computer. It works well, does not take much time to install and can be used directly. If you've used older Samsung models and don't see this option in settings, try using Microsoft's Your Phone Companion, which is similar to Link to Windows.
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