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Good news for Windows users with Android phones!** Microsoft is rolling out a new feature that lets you seamlessly access your Android phone's files right from File Explorer. Here's what you need to know:
How It Works
1. Requirements:
- Your Android phone must be running Android 11 or higher.
- You need to be using the BETA version of the "Link to Windows" app (version 1.24071 and higher) on your Android device.
- Your PC should be part of the Windows Insider Program and running Windows 11.
2. Enabling the Feature:
- Go to Settings > Bluetooth & devices > Mobile Devices.
- Choose "Manage devices" and allow your PC to access your Android phone.
- Look for the toggle to show your phone in File Explorer. If you don't see it yet, don't worry—it's gradually rolling out.
3. What You Can Do:
- Wirelessly browse through all your folders and files on your Android phone.
- Open, copy, rename, move, and delete files between your PC and phone.
Known Issues
- Deleted phone files on your PC are moved to a new Recycle Bin folder on your phone. Currently, they remain there for 5 days (even though the dialog says 30 days). An update will fix this.
- Occasionally, deleted files in the new Recycle Bin folder on your phone may not appear in File Explorer on your PC. This issue will be resolved in a future update.
- Some operations performed on phone files from your PC may not sync back to the phone. As a workaround, log out of your Windows account on your PC and log back in.
Feedback: If you encounter any issues, file feedback in the Feedback Hub (WIN + F) under Devices and Drivers > Linked devices.
Stay tuned for this exciting addition to Windows 11, making your Android phon
e integration even smoother! 🎉🔗
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