Here’s how to set up your Galaxy smartphone with Link to Windows. Talk to an expert Set up Link to Windows on your Galaxy smartphone Now it’s time to set up the Link to Windows feature on your Galaxy smartphone.

You’ll be presented with a QR code to scan on your phone.

Your Phone will launch on your PC and ask you to specify your mobile OS.

Go to the Microsoft Store, search for Your Phone and download it.

If not, the first step is to install the Your Phone app on your PC.

If you’re using one of the latest Windows 10 PCs, the app comes preinstalled, and all you’ll need to do is search for it. Linking your Galaxy smartphone to your PC is easy. Here’s a quick guide to getting Your Phone set up on your PC and accessing the feature on your phone, plus how to take advantage of some of the key features. If you’re tired of emailing yourself photos just to get them onto your PC or you’d rather not rummage for your phone every time you want to send a text or make a call, then you may especially benefit from Microsoft Your Phone. This is one of several smart integrations between Samsung’s Galaxy devices and Microsoft. You’ll find it conveniently accessible in your quick panel. Better still, the application is integrated natively on Samsung’s latest flagship smartphones, including the new Galaxy S21 and Galaxy Note20 series. It even allows you to mirror your Galaxy’s screen on your PC, giving you full access to your favorite mobile apps right on your computer. Your Phone (also known as Link to Windows) allows you to see your notifications, send and receive text messages, make calls and view your recent photos right from your desktop. Ever wish you had instant access to your smartphone notifications, texts, calls, photos and screen right on your Windows PC? You can now view them all using the Microsoft Your Phone app.

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