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You can connect your phone to your PC with Microsoft’s pre-installed Phone Link app. It will allow you to view notifications, make phone calls, and use mobile apps all from your computer. But if you don’t want your phone to forever be connected to your PC, you may want to avoid setting it up as users report having difficulty unlinking their phones. First reported by XDA Developers, it appears the Windows Phone Link app recently lost some of its functionality. Previously, when you connected your phone to the app, you could remove it by clicking on the three dots next to the handset’s name in the Devices section. Now, however, users are reporting on the Microsoft Feedback Hub that the three-dot option is no longer available. We can also confirm that the option to remove is no longer there on our PCs either. More... |
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