How to Sync Android and Windows 10 Using the “Your Phone” App

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You’re going to need two different apps, as it follows: Your Phone app for Windows 10 and Your Phone Companion for Android – click these links to download them if you haven’t installed the apps yet.

Keep in mind that Android 7.0 or later is required for mobile phones, while on Windows 10 you need to be running the April 2018 Update (version 1803) and newer.

Establishing the connection is pretty easy. Launch both apps on your Android and Windows 10 devices, and then on your phone, check the option that reads “My PC is ready” and tap the “Connect my PC” button.

You need to sign with the same Microsoft account as on your Windows 10 PC to be able to sync your devices. Additionally, you’ll be prompted to provide a series of permission for the Android app, including access to storage, to text messages, to make and manage phone calls, and to access contacts.

The connection requires your phone to be connected to Wi-Fi and the PC to be connected to the Internet. The Android app will then check your PC online, display an authorization message, and then establish a connection between the two devices without the need for any further commands.

Read more about all instructions here: https://news.softpedia.com/news/how-to-s...4074.shtml