Can I access Android apps without linking my device? The Your Phone app is mirroring apps from your Android device to your PC, meaning you’ll see the same thing on your PC that’s being displayed on your Android device. No, apps you open will be running from your Android device. Select it, then select Uninstall.Īre the apps from my Android device now installed on my PC? Go to Windows Settings > Apps & features, search for your app in the list. If you’ve added an app to your Windows start menu, you’ll need to uninstall the app from your apps list. If you’ve pinned an app to your taskbar, just right-click the app icon and select Unpin from taskbar. How do I remove pinned Android apps from my Windows taskbar or Start menu? Right click on the app icon you want to pin or add to your favorites You can pin your Android apps to the Windows Start menu, taskbar, or add it to Your Phone app favorites. Your Phone versions 1.20104.20.0 or higher. On your Android device, you need Link to Windows version 2.1.05.6 or higher, or Your Phone Companion version 1.20104.15.0 or higher. For best performance, we recommend having at least 8GB of RAM. The requirements for using multiple apps are:Ī PC running the Windows Update or later. How do I know I'm using the multiple apps experience? If you're encountering issues using Apps, our troubleshooting tips may help. Some games and apps might not work with a mouse or keyboard. You'll need to use a touch-enabled PC to interact with them. Mouse scroll to move between pages vertically or horizontally Right click anywhere on your phone screen to navigate to the previous pageĬlick and hold will behave the same as a tap/hold interactionĬlick and hold and drag to select content
Single click will behave the same as any single touch/tap interaction You can use your PC’s mouse, trackpad, keyboard, pen or touch-enabled screen to open, type, scroll, and interact with apps. A few tips for using your mouse and keyboard: Learn more about how to do that in our Wi-Fi troubleshooting help. Make sure both your devices are connected to the same one.
Some Wi-Fi networks offer different connection bands, like a 5 GHz or 2.4 GHz band. Note: For the best experience, we recommend making sure your Android device and PC are on the same Wi-Fi network and band.
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