In case, the issue still persists, then try the next method. Here, select Storage and then click on Clear data.Īfter doing this try to link your phone with your laptop using the Your Phone app. Scroll down until you will Link to Windows Service and then tap to open it. Here, under Background Processes look for Your Phone process. Here, you need to Reset section and then click on Reset button.Īfter doing that, right-click on the taskbar and then select Task Manager. Here on the right side head over to Your Phone app, select it, and then click on Advanced Options. On your Windows 10 PC, head over to Settings > Apps > Apps & Feature. In case, both apps are UpToDate, still issue exist, then try next method Reset Your Phone and Link to Windows # If the latest version of the app is available, then you will find Update button on the app download page. Launch Play Store on your phone and search for Link to Windows Update. If an update is available, download and install it. Launch Microsoft Store and then click (…) icon and Download and Update. Your Phone and Link to Windows app are up-to-date # Suggestion – After following any of the solutions discussed above, you can use the steps discussed in this blog post to link Android Phone to Windows 10 using Your Phone. No matter, what mobile device and laptop you’re using, here’s how you can fix the issue:
The issue is common between users who are trying to link Samsung Galaxy and Galaxy Note series devices with Dell laptops.
Fix – Your Phone app stuck at 60% During Setup # Although, when they do what suggested in the message, does nothing. The Your Phone app screen show message that reads “Please open your Phone companion – Link to Windows and Sign in again“. Some users reporting that whenever they are trying to link their android phone with Windows 10, the setup process stuck at 60%. Linking Android phone with Windows 10 using the Your Phone app is super easy and takes few clicks to complete the setup.
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