Wally J
2023-10-12 01:49:57 UTC
Think they've changed it for Win11
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No way past ... you either have to use an existing a/c or create a new one.]
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No way past ... you either have to use an existing a/c or create a new one.]
I noticed one thing in Microsoft's instructions which was they didn't
mention the account, or, at least not in the list of the requirements.
<https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/topic/phone-link-app-requirements-and-setup-cd2a1ee7-75a7-66a6-9d4e-bf22e735f9e3>
Thanks for showing there's no way to use Link to Windows without creating a
Microsoft Account, which, well... how shall I say this delicately... means
I wouldn't use it under any circumstances - especially as it probably
doesn't do anything I can't already do with what I have already running.
BTW, all Apple-garden stuff is done the same way, which is you can do all
sorts of neat stuff if you're always logged into the mothership servers.
So I guess Link to Windows, when it copies a file, for example, the three
feet from your phone to your PC, actually goes a thousand miles (or so).
Who wants that? Not me. If I'm gonna copy a file three feet, I only want it
to go three feet and not to someone elses' computer in the middle.
As for the emulation, whenever I emulate Android on Windows, all the apps
work just fine as does the Internet but I never can get the hardware to
work such as the bluetooth of the emulator (but my PC is AMD, not Intel).
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