Link to Windows

Link to Windows is a utility software that looks at linking your cell phone to your computer. Without downloading an emulator, it allows you to use your phone on your computer. Whether you want to make a call or browse an app, Link to Windows can do it all. You will be able to transfer information between your phone and PC directly, without having to send it through a cable or... APP requires a Windows 10 PC with Bluetooth to work. You can play your cell phone with a PC, swipe cell phone videos, watch dramas, play games, and send files. If the link to Windows not working, send feedback to let us know.

Link to Windows phone connection function:

- Making and receiving telephone calls through the computer

- Access your favorite mobile apps on your computer

- Reading and replying to text messages via computer

- Drag and drop files between computer and cell phone

- Copying and pasting content between computers and cell phones

Link to Windows content:

- Integrates with select Microsoft Duo, Samsung, and HONOR phones for a better experience:

- Links to Windows apps are integrated, so there is no need to download other apps from the Play Store.

- Link to Windows is easily found in the Quick Access Tray (swipe down from the top of the screen to access it).

- Exclusive features such as copy and paste across devices, mobile screens, file drag and drop, and apps.

- Please let us know what features you would like to see next by selecting "Send Feedback" in the Phone Link settings.

Link to Windows Description:

- The call requires a Windows 10 PC with Bluetooth capability.

- Drag and drop, phone screen, and apps all require a compatible Microsoft Duo, Samsung, or HONOR device (full list and feature breakdown: aka. ms/phonelinkdevices). The multi-app experience requires a Windows 10 PC running the May 2020 update or newer and at least 8GB of RAM, and your Android device must be running Android 11.0.

- The Link to Windows Accessibility service is for users who use screen reading tools on their PC. When the service is enabled, you can use the Android keyboard navigation on your PC to control all your phone applications while receiving voice feedback from your PC speakers. The accessibility service does not collect any personal or sensitive data.